On my previous post (Om shanti) I realize there was an error because it is a little hard to read the words. Oh they are there. All I did was copy and paste from what was offline, and the words are there, just hard to see. And after I saw that no one could see the words (this is a screen shot) (except for the feed or on the tag pages)
without highlighting the whole post, I decided to leave the post as is because believe it or not all that mattered was what you could see, or hear , as the case may be. Everything else was extraneous, really. I go with the flow when I can. No matter how many times or what program I used to paste the text, it came up as visible until put online, so I went with it. I did notice that the post went perfectly with previous posts because of the content. In the post perspicacity there is a collage which “speaks” to this coding. “Let’s SEE what they SAY now” …well, can you actually see what someone says, and if you can’t hear them are you not looking? Thus, because there is a certain order to the universe, I left the last post (Om Shanti ) as it was posted. I know, if I knew html I could “fix” it, but it really isn’t “broken”, it’s just something new. I could rewrite the whole thing in a new post and delete the last one…but I won’t…it serves a purpose.
I started my day yesterday saying,“I knew I shouldn’t have had that caffeine yesterday. I’m having a slow morning reading my earthquake news and back to de-
caf.”
Today is my son’s birthday, but I cannot go visit with him due to my vertigo; I just cannot drive that far yet. A few minutes here and there where I live are manageable, but that’s mostly 20mph and only a couple of miles. An hour and a half, no, I just can’t do it yet. I can’t stand the limitations of vertigo or whatever I have; it’s terrible not to be able to be with my kids on their birthdays. Since I can’t be there for the celebration, one of my daughters agreed to a vicarious hug and kiss for me. That will have to do for now. I was able to send a card, but it would be nice to be able to afford gifts for my kids again someday, and to spend the day with them like we used to do. Oh well, nothing else to do about it right now.



