Just need to talk to my friends (190)

Iris, I was reading another thread and and it looks like we can enlarge the size of the font by using H2. So we can do that and make it bold.

Ron, what a sweet lady you do have. She's all dressed up in her Easter refinery ready to accompany you to Church on Easter Sunday. She is lovely.

It's a lovely morning here in Oklahoma - warm with a little wind and very sunny. My little white flowers in the yard finally began to bloom - found out they're called Star of Bethleham - and I have one big bunch of dark pink tulips in the south yard - there's one yellow tulip out north of the house - girls got the rest of them last year so only one escaped to bloom.

Jo, I'm finding the same thing - when I start a new paragraph on my laptop it goes back to a small font and no bold so have to reset it again. Frustrating. Maybe the organization can tell you how to keep it where it should be. It's much easier to read if the font is larger and in bold - for old eyes. Wouldn't it have been nice if they had made a list of how to do certain things like enlarge the font and bold and other things. Then, we wouldn't have had to do so much trying to find out how to do it. But guess that's water under the bridge and I'm not criticizing - just wishing. Maybe the thing to do is just make one long, long paragraph. I listened and watched Dr. Charles Stanley this morning - I enjoy his lessons so that was my Easter Service. After that I watched a really good Nature show about rabbits and hares (they're different). They talked about cotton tail rabbits being in such low numbers now. I can see that - they used to be everywhere and also Jack rabbits. I don't see many of either any more - guess there's too many coyotes and wolves.

This past week a new carpenter came by (Darwin sent him after we talked). He's going to repair the porch column and the work on the barn. Also have to get him to put new things on the sliding closet doors (it's on the floor to keep the wooden doors in line). Evidently he left the front, side gate unlatched and I didn't notice. During the night the GPs wanted out (about 3 a.m.). When I got up I went to the door to let them in (about 7:30) and they were nowhere to be found. The yard was empty. Scared me to death. Then found the gate unlatched. Got dressed and got in the Gator to find them. Luckily, saw Stormy in the garden - got him on lease and in the yard and then saw Sheena in the back paddock and got her in. Seems like I've written this before. If I have, please excuse me. Maybe it was writing it in my journal. It's been a busy week - getting allergy shots for two cats and the GPs and now giving all of them medicine every day and twice a day for Amox for Lilly. At least they're not scratching as much. Chest doesn't feel good this morning - guess I laid on my side during sleep and didn't realize it.

I'm still not comfortable with this new format but, what's new? I know there must be an easier way to get larger print and bold without doing it every paragraph. Day, have you seen Gary this morning - his TSV is beach pants. I thought I'd order the navy ones but decided I'd check the closet first. I guess I ordered them in white and navy a couple of years ago - never worn them that I can tell. Beth, I need to check on the little eagles - saw the one trying to hatch a couple of days ago. Hope they're okay. Zetta - are there any eggs yet from Jackie? Need to check on that, too.

Hope everyone is okay. We'll figure it out and it'll be old hat for us before too long, we hope. Happy Easter and Happy Passover to all of you. Forgot to mention I saw something on the news a day or so ago - because of the high price of eggs they're trying to get people to color potatoes instead. I haven't done either. I used to have a little dog who would hunt Easter eggs when I hid them - he really did. Doubt Stormy or Sheena would do that. When I boil eggs for them - I peel them and put them down and they just look at them until I break them open. Enjoy your day. Glad to be back - partly anyway. Sandy, hope you had a nice trip yesterday. Post and tell us all about it - we enjoy hearing from you and seeing those pretty pictures. You live in such a pretty place - you have horses, rabbits, turkeys, bears and who knows what else. We'll visit soon. See you all later.

Well, now I see at the bottom of the comment section there's an icon for emojis and the H2 shows up at the side. And the ribbon at the top of the thread still shows black with three dots. Does that mean there's three comments not read? I've read all of them so maybe that's for everyone? Greek to me.

Wanted to see what hs4 was guess it is just a smaller font. so maybe hs3 is even smaller. I like hs5!

Ron, Lou's flowers are beautiful. The daisies will last a long time if you change the water every day. I know she loves them. How sweet of that lady.

Color me red, Sara.Didn't think about silk! Glad you found the Mennonite place. You'll know the vegetables are fresh and good. Tree work is really expensive, at least here. We have big, old trees that are too close to the house and would crush it if they fell. Good luck.