Got the While True game - anything that helps keep my brain active and functioning well is good, and the game seems both fun and challenging.

Thanks! We regularly purchased whole, cut-up, or white meat pieces packages every month, generally 2 packages a month for at least 1 meal a week. I have a ton of recipes for chicken, some of them pretty tasty.

Just ordered. Thanks.

Both of those instruction links provide the baby-step detailed information I needed, AngryEyebrows, and thank you as well for providing links to the memory cards on Amazon.

@angryeyebrows said in Amazon Fire HD 10 32GB 1080p Full HD 10.1" Tablet, 11th Generation 2021 model for $75 at Staples (Exp Unknown):

@mrvietnam The Fire comes with a micro sd slot. You can get a 64gb micro sd card for under $20 or a 128gb for $20 on Amazon. If you plan on buying more than 1 Fire you can get multi packs of sd cards. SDXC is the latest high speed format.

Could you link to a recommended 64gb micro sd card and a 128gb micro card that would be suitable for my new 2021 edition 10" Kindle Fire. I want to get one, but I wasn’t sure which would be the best one to buy. I bought the Kindle with 64gb capacity, but I want to add more. Thanks.

Any coupon for a purchase of Brother toner $76.99, and I’ll use a $40 ink rewards coupon? Thanks.

This is quite a change, but I see it coming for more and more chain stores evaluating and changing with the consumer base. Our two CVS stores, one much older and smaller and one just a few years old and much bigger, both have excellent friendly helpful knowledgeable staff in the store and in the pharmacy. I use the newer one to fill prescriptions and my husband and I just got our Moderna booster shots there yesterday. I used to shop CVS once a week to take advantage of sales and get Register Rewards that I could spend on the next visit, but these days we go into town once or maybe twice a month to run errands and buy groceries. The short-dated Register Rewards expire before I can use them. We’re about a half-hour drive from town, so the time and gas is a consideration too. There isn’t much we need, and we watch the pennies carefully, so it’s not worth it for us to drive over to a CVS to buy stuff we can buy at the same or lower “sale” price at one of our regular stops or online with free home delivery.

So how do I use this? I don’t have a smartphone or a Mobile Wallet. Is there a way to add it to my Amazon account - I know I can add Visa cards to my Amazon account but don’t know about Mastercards.
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Thanks, AngryEyebrows. I got a 7" Amazon Fire at least 8 or 9 years ago to listen to audiobooks and read books from Audible and our local library. Upgraded a few years later to an 8" size when I was bedbound and bored with a busted ankle and loaded some one-player games on it. Haven’t bothered with the games in probably 6+ years, mainly just listened to audiobooks and read books, occasionally checked emails. Just too small a screen since I mainly use a 17" HP Pavilion laptop. Bought the 10" Kindle Fire a couple months ago, and the larger screen means I finally enjoy the portability of the 10" screen. However, I was ticked to the max to learn that most games that are not from Amazon can’t be loaded and played on it. I didn’t understand why. Since they’re using a tweeked version of Android, as you said, that explains it. We kinda blew our spare change for the rest of this year on a MineLaps Equinox 600 Metal Detector, so yet another play toy will have to wait until sometime next year. But yes, after experiencing the Amazon Store Only games limitation, my next tablet won’t be an Amazon Fire one.