I hate being the bearer of further bad news concerning computers, but thought I'd tell you the saga of what's happened to my friend. He has always been quite computer savvy and this story just proves that it can happen to any of us. He purchased a new computer and of course it came equipped with Windows 10 which he was unfamiliar with. He ran into several things he didn't comprehend and so did what many of us would do and googled for a solution. He found a really nice man who offered to guide him through and did so....for awhile. Then the nice man wanted payment for going any further and instructed my friend to purchase a gift card. Fortunately the sales clerk in the store was smart and got her manager who then tried to convince my friend that it was a scam. Of course the nice man was nice and he couldn't possibly be a bad guy...right? Well, long story made shorter - now my friend is getting threatening phone calls AND the not-so-nice man has complete control of his computer. Luckily my friend was finally convinced that no money should change hands and at least he has that consolation.
So folks - be suspicious of everything and be careful!!
Now....back to the regular dose of mumblings....
I had hoped to have a photo of something different to show you today but we've had several days of rain and dull weather so pictures are terrible. So....guess what?.....more seam treatments...
This one is all straight stitches with French knots (or beads)
Cross stitches (black); straight stitches (blue) and French knots.
Cross & straight stitches. I added additional cross stitches because I thought it needed it.
Today's quote is from an anonymous source (some of it is a little dated now, but still good) ...
LIFE BEFORE THE COMPUTER
a memory was something that you lost with age
an application was for employment
a program was a TV show
a cursor used profanity
a keyboard was a piano
a web was a spider's home
a virus was the flu
a CD was a bank account
a hard drive was a long trip on the road
a mouse pad was where a mouse lived
and if you had a 3 1/2 inch floppy...
you just hoped nobody found out.