It’s like a heavy bean bag but it really works to hold the Garmin steady on the dashboard. It is easy to pick it up and put on the floor or under the seat when you want to take the Garmin. I’m very pleased with it and the price was great.

When I read a book, I like to know what page I am reading and how many pages the book has. I also like to know the chapter name and number. Since Kindle does not provide any of these, I feel so lost since there is no ‘perspective’. “Location” does not do anything for me; it may be fine for a robot.

Sad, I am…

I purchased this for my daughter. She has taken great care of the instrument. We had the instrument for a month when as her violin instructor was tuning the instrument the back of the violin came apart. Austin Bazaar would not refund or exchange the item. I would not order anything from them again. It is cheap, there is a reason for that.

Overall a very good piece of equipment. The checkpoint friendly design is really useful when going through the airport. The backpack has lots of space and can easily hold most laptops. The padding is fine and this unit appears that it is built to last. I am quite satisfied.

First off, let me start by saying I do 100% believe these are actual conversations with God. I don’t think he made it up to try to persuade people of anything, I do believe these are the words of God. I can’t wait to read the second one. It’s interesting for someone like me to rad q book like this becuase it gave me more of an idea what/who God is really about. I’m understanding a lot more how s/he works and operates and this along with others ( books and personal experiences) had made me 100% a believer again.

I got the diaper genie II as a baby gift and boy has it worked wonders! the smell is trapped in this little white container which has a foot pedal for easy opening! these refills are so easy to use and this is the best price i can find!!!

Works real well in cars but will slide around in trucks with slanted dash boards. It could be a little smaller.

I have been using the Omron HJ 112 Digital Pocket Pedometer for a few weeks now and I am very happy with it. It easily slips into a pocket or clips to a waistband. It is easy to set up and easy to read. I like the way it resets itself to zero everyday. The instructions say you can put it in your purse. I haven’t done that because I am more active than my purse. The only improvement I would make is a back light so you could read it after evening walks.

Water For Elephants follows Jacob Jankowski who is either 90 or 93, he can’t remember, as he reminisces about his days during the most trying time in his life. He was about to graduate from Cornell with his degree in veterinary medicine when he gets word that both of his parents have died. Not only that, but he finds out that because of the economy (during the great depression) his father’s veterinary business was so far under that their house is taken and the business is gone. He has nothing left but to take his final exam and somehow start a new life completely on his own. In the middle of his exam he breaks down, runs away and hops a train out of town… but it’s not just any train, it ends up being a circus train for the Benzini Bros circus and they don’t like stowaways. This begins a roller coaster ride that will last 3 1/2 months with a crash course in taking care of large animals, understanding business, befriending a grouchy midget and learning what love truly is.

Passion, hatred, murder and even a wild animal stampede add to the delight I found in this book. We see glimpses of the 93 yr old Jacob living in a nursing home feeling helpless followed by wonderful tales of his life on the circus train with Rosie, Walter and the lovely Marlena. I found it to be extremely well written and it flowed nicely always making you want to read on and see what will happen. Sara Gruen did a great job of switching back and forth between young and old Jacob and keeping the story just as interesting while in either time. I was just as attached to and invested in 93 yr old Jacob as I was in the young handsome veterinarian with morals and principles from Benzini Bros Circus of 1931.

I definitely recommend this book and will probably read it again once I make it through my summer TBR list.

I’m a competitive marathoner and moved up to this from an older model, 201 I think. Anyway, I use the product for long runs, tempo runs, and especially, interval training. My eyesight is fine, but the 305’s worst feature is the extremely small font makes it difficult read, especially when watching rest times, etc. for intervals. Weird, it tracks the pace ok when I’m running but often when I’m standing still it still shows a variable pace. Not overly impressed, will look for something besides a Garmin product next time although there aren’t a lot of choices.