Today: Up and Running Again

 


 I decided two days ago to update my Opera Web Browser.  Oh dear.  I lost everything.  The gods of the internet decided that Microsoft Edge would be my browser.


I'd thought to use the services of the Geek Squad.  Then as I needed a full day of work, I reset all my important  sites to Edge.

Financial sites; Facebook; More Prattle from Povey; Google Calendar; &c &c &c

Twarn't easy.  If you lived near me you'd have heard a host of loud bad language such as "Oh dearie me", or "I'll be jiggered"!

Resetting passwords; getting confirmation codes on my mobile 'phone.  Messing up and succeeding.   Sheer tedium.  Such success! Ho Ho Ho.

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And this is good.  I am now walking every day. 'Tis good for my physical health.  

'Tis even better for my soul.  I walk where dearest Zion walked, so that I can rejoice; as I remember the love which he so freely gave.  

What a gift he was to me and to so many!  Laus Deo.


 


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