Both my wife and I came to computers late in life. I was over seventy when we finally gave in and bought one-then we had to have someone from the store set it up. It has ruined our language. Herself has acquired two ebooks and has all sorts of surfing around on the things, but the words I hear when she gets frustrated I think would raise her father from the grave. My sister in law doesn't understand us and seems not to understand when we don't email her all over the darn world-she was working with the first ones invented and is still at it in her seventies and we get emails from her phone from heaven knows where. I think we've received a few from across the pond, Switzerland or some blasted place. She seems not to understand when we don't answer and relations get strained.But my tech challenge extends to cameras and stuff too, and when I try to take photos of daylilies it has taken me a full afternoon to get the photos taken, off the camera and on the computer and I now have them all over the computer and have all sorts of trouble finding them. They are in the documents, in folders somewhere, in Dell, in Windows, in folders, in albums, duplicated so that when I tried to post a photo this morning I found tens of the same pictures. The PC crashed once and I figured out how to restore it and somehow brought all the pictures back in different shades. Somehow I am going to embark on this confusion again, possibly today as I have scapes all over the place. The camera is a challenge too-I had it five years before I found you could take a video with it and closeups of the daylilies are better in color. Enough. Maybe if I learn more keyboard I'll try a blog.---------------------------------------------------Weedy
