Anyway, the Hubs mentioned that he bought the Wee One a book. She told me it was a Tinkerbell book. Or rather, "Daddy. Book. Bell Bell." Which means the same thing in 28 month old speak. Turns out they left it in the car. I told the Hubs I'd go get it. No worries, right?
Well, the Hubs left my present on the front passenger seat. I played it off. But he asked me point blank at dinner that night if I'd seen it.
"Yes. But I'll be surprised." (For the Munchkin's sake. Since we don't get birthday presents for each other anymore. The Daughter does. She pays the other parent in Smiles, Hugs and Kisses. LOL)
So later that night. Hubs gives my present to our daughter. She comes running out to me, saying "Happy Mommy Birth. Happy Mommy Birth." And is so excited.
I of course play along. And she snuggles up next to me on the couch and eagerly watches me open it.
What is it?
Why my Nook Color that I wanted.

Needless to say, the whole thing was very cute. And I've been addicted to my Nook ever since. I'm still not sure how all the bells and whistles work. But, I'm having fun, nonetheless. And I bought this cover.
So, anyone with a Nook want to explain the LendMe feature?
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I love to buy myself presents...hee hee. Happy early birthday!
Just realized I misread this, and THEY brought you a present. Oh well, I still stand by what I said.....I love buying myself presents. But it is also great when other people buy them for you, too. :)
Well I did buy the cover. And a bunch of books for it. ;) Plus a new purse to carry it in. So, it's kinda a gift to myself too. LOL
Um.. Ok. So LendMe I *think* means that if you have it on your nook you only have it for 14 days? Essentially you are borrowing it I think. And then you can "lend" it to other people who have a Nook. But you'd need the email address in which they registered their Nook. I think. I've never played with that feature before.
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