Welcome to Week 148 of Three Line Tales.
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How do I link back to the prompt? Sorry! Just haven’t done that but once awhile back. Thank you! Kev
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Copy the URL of this page, click on the link icon at the top of your blog post editor and paste in the URL. You should then have a pingback.
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Seems simple enough… Duh! Thank you!
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Did it work?
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I see it now! Woohoo! Thank you! I’m still learning…
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There’s nothing intuitive about WordPress 🙂 You either know how to do it, or you don’t…
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Well, I guess we know where I land! Hahaha
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I’m happy to be ignorant about most of what it can do. The basics get the message across.
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I have a dear friend who got me going to begin with here on WP, but she has a Mac and I don’t. I’m thinking about getting one sometime. Then, she can share her knowledge.
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I use Mac too. Not all of the whistles and bells are compatible with Mac.
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I was thinking the opposite! I have the Premium membership now, but I told my wife I’d be upgrading next year. Hopefully, putting out a couple of books too! Going to go to some seminars in March and June. We will see what happens… Wish me luck! Not looking to make any monetary gains, but a bucket list thing will have begun… (insert smile)
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I think the problem with Mac is that they drop some of the functions as they upgrade, and I find that some of the things that PC users can do, are no longer available with my Mac. I’d still much rather work on Mac though. Good luck with getting your books together. If you don’t expect to make any money, you can only be pleasantly surprised 🙂
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True! I will keep the laptop and if my Mac doesn’t have a feature I want I will edit on the PC. What do you do? Have a wnderful day!
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If Mac doesn’t do it, neither do I. I keep things simple. Just write.
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Gorgeous photo, Sonya! Thank you!
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Another powerful prompt! Thank you so much, Sonya!!
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In the Seagull’s Stare
I can fly, I can swim, I can walk. I can live over air
and in the sea and on the land—I can live everywhere.
I answer to an ancient song. I am I: I am there!
C L Couch
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Fabulous prompt image!
https://keyhole.poetry.blog/2018/12/01/he-breathes-no-more-3linetales/
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Here’s my take on the prompt:
https://thedarknetizen.wordpress.com/2018/12/02/three-line-tale-search/
Happy reading! 🙂
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Here’s mine 🙂
https://stilllovedstillmissed.wordpress.com/2018/12/05/chaos/
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