Chris
finally finished her second order of face masks for the sheriff’s
department. That pretty much used up her
stash of quilting material scraps. I’m
not sure what her next project will be, but she was looking into more quilting
supplies online. Sounded like most of
the suppliers are running behind on stocking, though. I think the earliest delivery date she found
was sometime in June.
I
started having some issues with incorporating videos into the PowerPoint
presentation for tomorrow’s Seaside Online production. All but one of them melded quite well with
the system, but for some reason one of the song videos from Jim just wouldn’t
go. In fact, it shut down the whole
PowerPoint program. Hey, I just thought
of something. Maybe I should play it
backwards and see if there is a hidden message that my computer is protecting
us all from.
Anyway,
I tried everything I could think of.
Re-load the file. Nope. Restart the computer. Nope.
Have Jim re-send the file and try from scratch. Nope.
Delete one of the other songs first.
Nope. Save the presentation
itself in a different version of PowerPoint.
Nope. I have one more thing to
try. See if it fits into a PowerPoint of
its own, and then build the other stuff around it. The frustrating thing is, the video plays
perfectly on the computer. Just not in
PowerPoint.
Ah,
well. We just may have to be creative on
Sunday, then. All you online worshippers
… please be patient if I have to minimize and double click and maximize. It’ll give you a few extra seconds to take in
the view of my computer desktop screen …
Isaiah
53:6 says, “We, like sheep, have gone
astray, each of us has turned to our own way; and the Lord has laid on him the
iniquity of us all.”
Father,
thank you for Lord of the PowerPoint Presentations. Whatever happens there, please draw people
toward you. Amen.
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