Fruits of the Spirit

[Sarah Hoven]

HOW DID YOU DO THAT??
And I don’t mind in the least; thank you a thousand times for fixing it. 🙂

@bluejay

• This reply was modified 8 years, 2 months ago by Sarah Hoven.

[BlueJay]

@sarah-h
1. Click on “link to poem”
2. Right hand click on picture and click “view image info”
3. Highlight all the text beside the word “location” (make sure you get all of it.)
4. Press ctrl (control) c on your keyboard
5. Come back to KP.
6. Begin a new message.
7. Click on the “img” button.
8. Ctrl V in the box. It will paste your link there.
9. Click ok.
10. Then type in whatever description you want.
11. Click ok.
12. Submit post.
13. And enjoy. 🙂 🙂 🙂

[Sarah Hoven]

@bluejay Ohhhh. Wow. I’ve been doing everything on our iPad; I had no idea you could even do stuff like that. Thank you!

[BlueJay]

@sarah-h no problem at all. *bows low to you.* 🙂

[Sarah Hoven]

@bluejay Oops, I missed your question! Yes, Americans spell words like Saviour without the “u”, but I grew up reading British literature and the King James Bible, and I like the British way…despite the indignant protests of my spell checker. 🙂

[Mallory O’Bier]

I know what you mean, @sarah-h . 🙂 I spell “grey” instead of the American “gray.” It’s more poetic with an e, don’t you agree?

[Sarah Hoven]

@overcomer Exactly! It just doesn’t look right with an “a”. It’s the same with “theatre”, the “er” spelling gives it a whole different feeling. It’s funny how spellings affect the way we perceive words.

[NatalieMarie]

Love it @bluejay, absolutely love it

[BlueJay]

Thanks @nataliemarie it has just been published on KP if you want to see it in its proper shape. 🙂

[NatalieMarie]

I did read it actually. Its still beautiful

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