OK, so I've run into a problem immediately. I started writing the end of December '02, and printed those. I printed the first entry of January '03, and decided to quit for the time being. OK, how do I get back to January '03 without having to click on previous month...previous month...previous month.... Well yo get the idea. It'll take a bit of time to get from here back to then. I could go to First Entry, and keep clicking on Next until I get to the date I want, which won't be too much trouble until I've printed all of January.
I just can't see me clicking on Next for the next half hour until I get to the date I want. There must be a quick way to get to a particular date.
Then after I've printed all of '03, there's all of '04, except for one entry. Then there's '05 except for May. (When did I print those?)
So you see the problem I've set up for myself?
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Klutz seems to run in the family, but I never thought my vacuum cleaner would attack me. What I'm about to relate really, truly happened.
I have a cannister type vacuum with a hose and wands that attach to the sweeper part, and the wands can be taken apart or lengthened to reach high spots (spider webs?). Anyway, as I was getting ready to put the wand-sweeper part away, one of the wands parted company with its nether part, and the wand I had in my hand hit me *SMACK* on the end of my nose.
After I got the bleeding stopped, I wrapped an icecube in a paper towel, and applied to the scene of the mishap. All the while thinking I was going to have a nose like W.C. Fields' the next day.
I guess the ice did it's job because my nose has only its "normal" lumps. But it's still a little sore.
Okay, so the next time (6 months from now, maybe?) I'll be sure the little knob on the one wand is firmly clicked into the hole of the attaching wand.
But, plese, don't anybody tell my daughter about this. She'll never let me live it down.
Shalom
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Oh ouch! on the vacuum cleaner thing. We all do things like that . . . I hope it doesn't hurt too badly!
Alli
I never thought of doing that.. my ink is so expensive.. but you know you've given me a project to at least consider..
*** oh my that vacuum incident had me worried as well as chuckling.. well, I am not laughing at you, but you have to admit.. it sounds just like something that would be a day in my life.. stranger than fiction.. ya know?.. I can picture it happening to me.. Oh yeah. My garden hose had attacked me more than once.. But, at least you learn by your mistakes.. I seem to be the one to repeat endlessly..
:)
have a great week chaya..
love,
peg
PS
good job on the <b> </b>.. see how fast you learn
Dang good.. I'm gonna teach you colors..
okay??
Take care now for I feel your pain for WHY did I do that
sez
p.s. fyi, afros are back in ;)
The only drawback is that it opens the entry in the editing screen. However, if you scroll down and click "OK", you go to the actual entry itself.
I wish I'd saved all my entries on disk as I wrote them, because trying to make sense out of the exported document, with all its code, is really frustrating. I wish I could export my diary into a plain document format, with paragraphs and formatting included. I used to able to do that over on Open Diary when I was there for awhile (their server was constantly down, which is why I came over here).
Sorry about your poor nose!
--Solo