| Vera Bradley hard shell computer case |
I have multiple posts titled and languishing because I know it will take some major time to put them all together. Of course, it is exactly that hoped for organization that propelled me into blogging in the first place. So, I will start with this very simple and very late post about my newest family history toy wonder.
| Flip-Pal scanner |
For Christmas, I received a check from my brother-in-law because he was at a loss for what to get me. It was a very generous check, and I knew exactly what I wanted . . . a Flip-Pal scanner! Ever since last summer when I discovered the giant box of old photos on a top shelf in my closet I have dreamed of a Flip-Pal. At the two genealogy conventions I attended, I would walk more slowly past their booth and watch as they demonstrated the marvelous stitching ability of this mighty mite. On two previous research trips to Iowa, I lugged my full size scanner which had to be connected to my computer. This was awkward and not without a few problems.
The case was created for a mini computer, but with the repositionable Velcro sticks that can be placed anywhere in the interior, it is perfect as you can see! Best of all the cost was a mere $24. I would suggest that Flip-Pal pair with Very Bradley to offer these perfect cases on their website. Can I get a commission for suggesting this? You can travel to your nearest Vera Bradley outlet, or order one from their website. No guarantee that the price will be the same and the price varies by the pattern chosen. I do realize that purple floral might not be a male Flip-Pal owners cup of tea. Oh well . . . Merry Christmas to me!
Disclaimer: I have not received ANY compensation from either Flip-Pal or Vera Bradley. . . shucks. I doubt they even know I purchased their products. I am just a very satisfied and enthusiastic new owner of scanner and case.