Well it is that time of year coming on again – the camping season. Some of my fondest memories of childhood are sitting around a campfire singing songs with family and friends.Times have changed of course, so I thought perhaps we could develop a Kindle Kampfire Songbook, to pass on the joy of reading to all those kids and grandkids.So, are my first two offerings:K-I-N-D-L-E (sung to the tune of Bingo)There was a farmer who had an ereaderAnd Kindle was his name-K1!K-I-N-D-L-E!K-I-N-D-L-E!K-I-N-D-L-E!And Kindle was his name-K1! There was a farmer who had an ereader,And Kindle was his name-K2!.(Clap)-I-N-D-L-E!(Clap)-I-N-D-L-E!(Clap)-I-N-D-L-E!And Kindle was his name-K2!There was a farmer who had an ereader,And Kindle was his name-DX!(Clap, Clap)-N-D-L-E!(Clap, Clap)-N-D-L-E!(Clap, Clap)-N-D-L-E!And Kindle was his name-DX! (and so on leaving room for future K versions)My Darling Kindle (sung to the tune of Clementine)In a coffee house, in a bedroom, with a screen somewhat brindleSat a reader, an ebook lover, holding his darling KindleChorus:Oh my K1, oh my K2, oh my darling, KindleYou are being replaced by the DX, dreadful sorry, KindleLight she is, lots of memory, and she will hold some MP3sK2 TTS (sometimes) to listen to, lots of ebooks just to readDrove some miles to find my whispernet, every morning just to downloadDropped my K1 on the curb without knowing, not too well did this bodeSliver thingy no more, no more squiggling, no more funAlas for me I was past my warranty, so I lost my K1How I missed her, how I missed her, how I missed my K1So I ordered her sister DX, and forgot my K2 and Kindle 1

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