So... do many of you do this also?
I go to Logos.com to order a book (for download, Logos 4, love the downloads!). So I find what I want, then see it's in a collection with a bunch of other stuff for only 10x the price so I click that instead.
Then I see "related" items, and several minutes and many dollars later, I click to place the order and then think, "Okay, now HOW am I going to pay for all this?" (This isn't my point here. I KNOW many of you do THIS!
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Then I do the download thing, restart Logos, update, start the re-index, etc.
->But what I REALLY can't wait to see is: HOW MUCH HAS MY LIBRARY BOOK COUNT GONE UP NOW?
If it goes up to the next hundred mark, I am thrilled. If it happens to push me to the next THOUSANDS mark (happens to all of us only 2, 3, or 4 times on the average), I AM ELATED!!!
***It is almost like I like that my book count went up MORE THAN I LIKE THE BOOKS THEMSELVES!***
Is that misguided or what???
But I do it. I suspect some of you do too.
I don't think this is a sin.... but it is very fleshy isn't it?
We can be such knuckleheads.