Um, yeah. "Been a while". How about a couple of years ? Shame on me, and that is all I can say about that. To be fair, it is not like I have subscribers who wait anxiously for my new posts. Maybe it is time to change that!
I have many new reviews to post, mostly art supplies and other stuffs that I think are under-appreciated. But before I get to the artsy goodness, may I sing praises for Amazon Prime? They don't pay me or anything- I pay them for this wonderful program. The Amazon site has plenty of information about Prime, so I won't bore you with a rehash of that. Having been a member for two years, I will share my own personal experiences.
I have the 1/2 price Student Prime membership, which is a major blessing, especially if you need to buy or rent text books from Amazon. Not only do you pay a smaller annual fee, but a lot of the items you will need for school will ship for free as long as they are eligible for the Prime benefits. Student Prime is just like the full-price program, so you have access to ALL eligible items, not just school stuff.
Thousands (at least!) of products on the site are Prime eligible. In fact, I rarely need to pay shipping fees when I shop from Amazon, and I purchase items at least once a month. That alone is worth the price of a Prime membership for me. I also use every benefit that Prime offers: free two-day shipping, Prime video and music services, cloud storage, and the Kindle Owner's Lending Library.
The two-day shipping is no lie- most of the time I get the email shipping notices on the same day I shop. Another benefit is that you usually have the option to pay a few dollars for one-day shipping. Prime shipping has tracking, too. I cannot recommend it enough!
I only have another year left for the reduced student membership, but I plan to keep using Prime even when I have t pay the full price. It may not be advantageous for everyone, but it is ideal for anyone who shops regularly at Amazon, uses a Kindle device, and enjoys streaming free music, TV shows, and movies.
What? No artsy goodness? Well, I decided that I had too much to share in one post, so check out my charcoal reviews, my post about gouache, some colored pencil reviews, and more information about charcoal.
(Graphite on med weight drawing paper) Seriously, I only have this here to make the post more appealing at a glance! |
I have the 1/2 price Student Prime membership, which is a major blessing, especially if you need to buy or rent text books from Amazon. Not only do you pay a smaller annual fee, but a lot of the items you will need for school will ship for free as long as they are eligible for the Prime benefits. Student Prime is just like the full-price program, so you have access to ALL eligible items, not just school stuff.
Thousands (at least!) of products on the site are Prime eligible. In fact, I rarely need to pay shipping fees when I shop from Amazon, and I purchase items at least once a month. That alone is worth the price of a Prime membership for me. I also use every benefit that Prime offers: free two-day shipping, Prime video and music services, cloud storage, and the Kindle Owner's Lending Library.
The two-day shipping is no lie- most of the time I get the email shipping notices on the same day I shop. Another benefit is that you usually have the option to pay a few dollars for one-day shipping. Prime shipping has tracking, too. I cannot recommend it enough!
I only have another year left for the reduced student membership, but I plan to keep using Prime even when I have t pay the full price. It may not be advantageous for everyone, but it is ideal for anyone who shops regularly at Amazon, uses a Kindle device, and enjoys streaming free music, TV shows, and movies.
What? No artsy goodness? Well, I decided that I had too much to share in one post, so check out my charcoal reviews, my post about gouache, some colored pencil reviews, and more information about charcoal.
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