Update problems

 Hello dear ones,

I was forced to do a system upgrade to ‘Improve my time’ on my I-Pad.

Right.

So now I can’t get blogger to upload any of my photos as Chrome is blocking that. Can’t get Chrome to unblock it.

Been super frustrated. Who decided to call these things cookies anyway? And are they Snickerdoodles or are they chocolate chip cookies?

So until this issue can get resolved I’m stuck. Photos are such a large part of my blogs.

Yes, I’ve consulted computer-type experts. No help yet. I’ve reached out to Chrome, Google Chrome, etc. I’m about ready to look for the Wizard of Oz to see if he has any helpful hints.

So…I’m sorry. I really don’t know what I can do for right now. I’m not really a ‘let’s chat about things’ kind of blogger. I’m very visual, as you know.

Sigh.

I have a couple blogs in the works:

What’s a real hero?

The history of Aprons

Andre’ C. Takacs, illustrator

Sheet Music Art

- titles are all in the works of course. I’ve also started researching the Choctaw Native Americans of the USA and the country of Norway.

I have always had fun with my blogs! I hope you have too. Check back please. Perhaps even tomorrow I will have this issue resolved - I’m ever hopeful.

Sincerely Yours,

inkspired

Anyone know how to get hold of Cinderella’s Fairy Godmother? Maybe she could fix it..

Old Blog Graphics

 Welcome!

Card collage by inkspired

I wanted to let you know….

When looking at my older blogs, you might not be able to see all the photos and diagrams and such that are a major part of my blogs.

Oh no!

By Sandra Boynton

But wait!

There’s more!

Just tap on the ‘empty’ space 

where the photo should be and

Voila!

The photo pops up!

Sorry for the nuisance.

Happy the photos are still there. 

Found on Pinterest

Here’s another little, random hint that makes my life easier:

When using your favorite die cutting machine (mine is Spellbinder’s Platinum)

having trouble getting little pieces out?Sandwich a piece of wax paper between the die and the paper. Little pieces come right out!

Card by inkspired

Hint #2:

I cut up a stack of card sized wax paper sheets so they are ready to use when I need them.

 I discovered if I lay the wax paper onto my checkered table cloth I can cut a straight line quite easily!

That’s it for today.

I’m working on 3 different blogs right now. I hope to publish one soon.

;)

‘Til next time,

inkspired

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