Dear Build-It friends

My laptop crashed, and fortunately, this aligned with a series of events which led to my experience with online work abd life HUGEly improving!

It is a powerful thing, living in Natural Law - things seem to unfold miraculously, and no 'problem' is really that: every challenge is simply a great good opportunity to make better or heal or up-level.

The computer being defunct is a perfect example of this; I had been planning-hoping-thinking about changing my Operating System, as the evil corporation OS was increasingly failing on me - probably because I've unconsented to every aspect of their system, and installed instead open source programmes...

Amazingly, I was creating a lovely secure box for my external drive the day before the crash: I did a final thorough back-up literally minutes before the laptop closed itself down definitively!

I might have avoided my move onto Linux Mint for longer, limping along with Windows and making my life unecessarily muddy, but this 'issue' arising pushed me to fix it all for good, whilst also stepping much more fully into harmonious relationship with my tech.

Sometimes correcting relationships like this can be too-steep a learning corve, but this time I was gifted immensely by my beautiful helpful man, who bought me the new internal hard disc I needed and did all tge rebooting required.

This freed me mentally to do all the reorganising of work, apps, files, etc for making the transition smoothly - my embarking on the reboot would've been affected by my tension and my presumption-of-impossible about such a big change!

I'm rejigging multiple aspects of how I share virtually in the world: technology has been introduced in such a way as to make our lives more clunky and complicated, and how we step out if this foggy, heavy world might depend very much on who owns our programmes and how our rights and Right can be meddled with.

My mind and my relationship-with:my-audience feel much clearer right now, knowing that microsoft is not trawling and harvesting my data...

All good things to you in your building and fixing!