The photo reminds me of my daughter Meg. She went on her first camping trip in September when she was 1-1/2 months old.
The next summer, on the first camping trip, we dragged along play pen and toys which were soon abandoned for the forest floor, sticks and stones!
Hey, that was weird - there was one of those little drag arrows in the bottom left corner of the edit box. I dragged on it and made the edit box bigger, but it cut off some of the text after the text re -aligned.
Once I started typing again the arrow went away, the box stayed the new size and the text again re-aligned to where I can see it all again.
Are you speaking of the Blogger comment box, as opposed to your special little text editor, or are you talking about those mushrooms you had in your omelet this morning?
No - the blogger edit box - it's still there, lower right hand corner, little triangle composed of 6 faint dots, you can resize the edit box by dragging the triangle down and to the right or up and to the left. Cursor turns into double ended arrow when you hover over it. It only works at a 45 degree angle. .
I think I got it from OUD and it was a bookmark of mine on my old Mac, but had lost it, and I don't remember if I got it from you or showed it to you. I should go there once in a while.
I think she should consider just plain children, handicapped or not, because, obviously, the ones we don't consider handicapped are sooooo handicapped. I don't know how much of a renegade she wants to be, but we DESPERATELY need young people who COMPLETELY understand the dumbing down and the mechanisms of control and the way to produce unhypnotizable humans. It's vital.
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Kool-Aid Pie
* 1 14-ounce can sweetened condensed milk * 1 envelope Kool-Aid (any flavor) * 1 small tub Cool Whip, thawed
Mix ingredients until thoroughly combined. Pour into ready-made graham cracker pie crust and refrigerate at least one hour before serving.
Excellent!
ReplyDeleteThe photo reminds me of my daughter Meg. She went on her first camping trip in September when she was 1-1/2 months old.
The next summer, on the first camping trip, we dragged along play pen and toys which were soon abandoned for the forest floor, sticks and stones!
Hey, that was weird - there was one of those little drag arrows in the bottom left corner of the edit box. I dragged on it and made the edit box bigger, but it cut off some of the text after the text re -aligned.
Once I started typing again the arrow went away, the box stayed the new size and the text again re-aligned to where I can see it all again.
Are you speaking of the Blogger comment box, as opposed to your special little text editor, or are you talking about those mushrooms you had in your omelet this morning?
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ReplyDeleteNo - the blogger edit box - it's still there, lower right hand corner, little triangle composed of 6 faint dots, you can resize the edit box by dragging the triangle down and to the right or up and to the left. Cursor turns into double ended arrow when you hover over it. It only works at a 45 degree angle.
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Hey, have you seen this?
ReplyDeleteOr did I get it from you?
http://www.sprword.com/all.html
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I think I got it from OUD and it was a bookmark of mine on my old Mac, but had lost it, and I don't remember if I got it from you or showed it to you. I should go there once in a while.
ReplyDeleteI showed the video to Meg - she thought it was pretty cool. Her ambition and course of study is to run a preschool for handicapped children.
ReplyDeleteI think she should consider just plain children, handicapped or not, because, obviously, the ones we don't consider handicapped are sooooo handicapped. I don't know how much of a renegade she wants to be, but we DESPERATELY need young people who COMPLETELY understand the dumbing down and the mechanisms of control and the way to produce unhypnotizable humans. It's vital.
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