Yes! That is eminently healthy and productive, in my view. I suspect that too often our interaction with technology is defined by an easy willingness to see it in terms of false choices. “Which one do you give your allegiance to: Digital or analog? Paper or e-book?” But there is no need to choose if you don’t want to; how much better to explore the choices that exist, taking a little from each column as it fits your needs. Our brains are different; why shouldn’t our experiences of media be different, too?

(I myself have yet to make the leap to Kindle, though my wife and daughter both have one and rave about the experience. Your commentary here may finally push me to make a go of it.)