Do You Write In Your Bible?

I have too many Bibles in my crisis to come up with a "primary" translation, so no one Bible has much wear and tear outside of my paperback NLT which I consult on a decent basis and then my old KJV that I used for many years prior to coming over to more modern versions. It's the most worn (still in good shape though) and written in by far.

I have issues highlighting and writing in my Bibles. I always feel like it's a bad thing and that I should preserve them and compile notes elsewhere, but it's so much handier to write in them. I am working on getting past that! Most people I know have worn them quite well. I've always tended towards hardback and paperback copes because they're cheaper. I've never purchased a really nice Bible (though I did win a calfskin ESV).

I think getting a really nice quality Bible is worth it, though, when you have that major translation that you use all the time.

It's funny how many people have gone over to the technological dark side.

I am a software developer by trade, yet I still prefer to be able to turn the pages of my Bible and touch the paper.