Laptop crashed – and now – from XP to horrid, horrid window 7
I’m in the process of re-wiring my brain. Why can’t they keep things simple. I know the madness will pass, and I’m beginning to appreciate some of the new features of the software. Programmers, the unsung hero’s, eh?
Here’s a little how things feel for now … sample from chapter 3 …
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…. Into the calm of night burst the incoherent chatter of voices. From the dark glared countless pairs of bright saucer eyes. The stone in my hand gave off a light, and in its radiance I made out dwarf-like shapes. They jiggled between trees like entangled marionettes, awkwardly limbed, clad in distasteful rags …
Enjoy
Course of Mirrors 
Hang on in there, in a week or two you’ll wonder why you thought it was difficult and how you ever liked the old programme. x
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Sounds like you’ve been there many times 🙂
No matter how often, it’s the change of rhythm I talked about and maybe shouldn’t have, traumatic, major disruptive, a kind of rebirth.
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As I’ve come to expect, this extract is a glittering jewel. If your computer crashing evokes this sort of response, it should do it more often.
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Glittering jewel, huh, thanks for your faith in my writing, Kate.
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Brain re-wiring = Mirrors off course?
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I tells it like I sees it. x
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