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Thank you for joining me for this week’s Friday Quote.

Melinda
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Technology didn’t change my job until the mid 90’s because computers weren’t used where I worked. We didn’t even have voice mail, messages came on a pink message slip. The old days had it’s advantages, like no social media and the level of violence we have today.
I retired in 2005 and technology has made a big difference in my life and it has affected me negatively as well. I recieve a data breach letter almost monthly. How can can large corporation not have more knowledge than hackers?
Melnda
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Thank you for joining me for Wordless Wednesday and I hope to see you again soon.

Melinda
I don’t have a hidden skill set, and I don’t wish for skills. If I want to learn or do something, I set a goal and go do it. Being diagnosed with Lyme in 2014 or 2015, my life was turned upside down. The Lyme spirokettes find a major organ to set up house, and they set up in my brain and caused cognitive impairment and other medical issues.
If I did wish for something it would be a cure to my illnesses and the ability to participate in the activities I love.
I do hope your wishes come true.
Melinda

I’m glad you stopped by and look forward to seeing you soon.
Melinda
Speaking of weather, have you notice how climate change has affected the weather around the world? I live in Texas which is considered the south, we are know for our blistering hot summers and milder winters. In the 80’swe had four seasons, not any longer. It says Spring on the calendar but it was 90+ the past two days. We only have to look at all the flooding, fires, more flooding and more houses being washed away during the floods.
As for my preference in weather, that depends if I’m traveling. Even though I’m freezing all the time, the weather didn’t deter me from going to Russia during their Winter. I always say in winter you can add more clothes.
I like all seasons yet some are less tolerated for very long. Spring is my favorite time of year but we’re having less Springtime weather here in Texas.
Melinda
Looking for the Light
Thank you for all the great feedback on the Blogger Highlight series, I’ve enjoyed meeting each blogger and sharing their site with you. This week’s highlight is Heather Miller at hlmillerblog.
A place to pen my thoughts
https://hlmillerblog.wordpress.com
Well, hello there! Thank you for stopping by. My name is Heather Miller. I am a wife, mother, grandmother, teacher, writer, hostess and friend. But, those are just labels. My true identity is a child of God. I am forever grateful for His love, grace, mercy and forgiveness.
I started this blog back in 2014 as a place to post my writing samples from a creative writing class I completed. Since then, I have met so many incredible writers here on WordPress that are friendly and supportive. My goal now is to encourage and comfort others through sharing my own struggles and how God comforted me and carried me through them. “Praise be to the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of compassion and the God of all comfort, who comforts us in all our troubles, so that we can comfort those in any trouble with the comfort we ourselves have received from God.” (2 Corinthians 1:3-4)
In addition to blogging, I currently have a few writing projects in progress. Two of them are children’s books, and one is a memoir. None of them have been published yet, but hopefully soon! My hobbies include spending time with my family, crocheting, reading, solving puzzles, and spending time in nature.
The biggest change I’ve made in my writing is being vulnerable to share every part of my life without fear of what readers may think.
Writing and reading comments makes me feel connected to others in this WordPress community. I enjoy making friends and reading about their lives too!
Be sure to stop by Heather’s blog, say hello and enjoy reading her archives.
I still can’t add a link, please bare with me.
Melinda
I’m glad you stopped by and look forward to seeing you soon.
Melinda