No I really don’t need another blog. I am happy with SOMETIMES, which is a conglomerate of photos, poems, eclectic ramblings…and contributions from other bloggers who have consented to allow their posts to be re-blogged here.
I admit that the temptation to tinker with WordPress blogs is almost over-whelming, always searching for the perfect blog. I invest each year in a Premium site, which means choosing great colors and various innovations that make a blog…well, unique…in the intended use of the word to mean “one-of-a-kind”—not “unusual,” or (god-forbid) “amazing!.” Sorry, I am not trying to be the grammar/vocabulary/Nazi….it’s just that I hate the misuse of perfectly good, precise words.
This new blog, which I am naming “AMONG OTHER THINGS,” is not a Premium blog, although if I find myself using it frequently I will upgrade. Just choosing the colors alone is worth the cost.
Also just last week bought…
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I’m in your league. We bought our first computer about 1983. Back then computers came with hefty instruction books, so you could figure things out for yourself. Truth to tell, there wasn’t a whole lot to learn. My latest machine is about six months old. I was afraid I’d lose touch after I retired, but when you are the only one in the household who sets things up, you keep learning. Congratulations on your new computer and new blog.
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thanks Ann. Next was my new printer…the old one decided it was too old for the new crowd. The first manual that I had was so complicated that I swear they were pulling my leg! I diligently set out to learn as much as I could, though. This set-up I did in the past few days tells me that either I know more than I thought, or the things are really easier to set up. 🙂
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You know more than you thought. Really, experience matters. Some things may be a bit smoother, but it’s your brain that did the heavy work. Congratulations!
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I kept worrying about getting the computer hooked up with the printer…then realized I didn’t have the two machines “introduced” to each other. Remember back in the old days when that phrase was actually used? 🙂
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We both remember when things were connected with wires.
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I can hardly wait until everything is wireless.
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at least I sort-of recall the lingo when needed. The thing I forgot was the “introduction of computer to printer.” 🙂
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