In the Dark
The 31st would have been my 42nd wedding anniversary...had I remained married to Husband No.1. Yes, we've had our differences in the beginning as well as throughout the years. However, now that we are in our sixties, we are able to tolerate each other a little bit more.
In fact, my most recent conversation with "him" was when our daughter was in the hospital. He doesn't do hospitals, medications, etc very well so when our son asked me to call him to explain what was going on with our daughter, I was not looking forward to the experience. However, there are things you simple do because you have to.
Speaking of doing things because you have to...
I reverted back to a "pop up window" for comments. Someone told me that using the embedded option causes problems even though using the embedded option allowed me to answer back?? Yes/No?
Next, can anyone out there give me a quick synopsis of Google +? When I go out there and that click "+1" thingy and leave a comment is it only posted on that "stream" page? I thought it was going to the blogs!!
Is Google Reader going away? If not, how can I leave comments on the blogs I'm following, because ti doesn't let me.
I hate being in the dark....:(
HELP ME....I'm DROWNING!!
Comments
Good luck.
The only good thing about it I can think of right now.
I try never to change anything on the computer so I won't get lost in all the new stuff. As it is, I just barely find my way through what I am currently doing.
as for google reader, i use it for all of my reading list, but i have to load each blog in order to leave comments.
i've been on G+ for a while, but don't go out there much. spend too much time on the computer as it is. don't need to be surfing any more streams!
I personally only respond through my email to comments on my blog. Of course that means that I can only reply to those who have their email visible.
As for the google + thing, I don't get it. It makes no sense to me
My parents divorced when I was 25. They are only been in the same room I'd say twice. My sister's wedding was one and I think a funeral was another. They do not go anywhere where the other one might be!
I'm becoming increasingly uneasy about Google's continued takeover of the "world." I wish they hadn't acquired blogger -- but what can you do?