76. Donkeys and Horses
Nasruddin was riding his donkey along the road when a rich man on a fine horse rode up alongside him.
“I’ve been watching you and your donkey,” he said, “and you are a sorry-looking sight. I don’t know who looks more pathetic: you or your donkey!”
Nasruddin did not reply.
“I’m talking to you!” shouted the rich man. “Don’t you have anything to say?”
“Excuse me,” said Nasruddin apologetically. “I was just so surprised that I didn’t know what to say.”
“What do you mean you were surprised?”
Nasruddin smiled. “I’ve never actually seen a donkey riding a horse before!”
This Tale is from “Tiny Tales of Nasruddin” by Laura Gibbs. The book is licensed under the CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 license. © 2019-202The2 Laura Gibbs
Last Wednesday was a shopping day with breakfast at The Bisbee Breakfast Club. They are now cheaper than the Mornings Café in Warren which back in October was the cheapest. Neither of them have a cheap for breakfast.
Still learning how to use the Tb A9+. The screen touch keyboard is enough different that I lot of what I was in the habit of doing on the laptop is not possible. I’ll learn how to use it but it is somewhat of a struggle.
The last 3-4 book covers have been difficult to add in my postings. In the past I have uploaded them from my laptop into the FileBird Media plugin on WordPress and could then Select for the posting. I’ve had to use the Upload which works but messed up all my photo numbering. Contacted FileBird last Wednesday and after a lot of work getting Screenshot to them and setting up Temporary WP access for them maybe they will fix it.
The only positive thing about this exercise so far is I have learned a lot about taking screenshots from the Tab A9+. Also learned a lot of ways to fail to attach files to an email using the K-9 email client.