It has happened again. Blogger has eaten my finished Friday Favorites. At least this time I think I know what happened.
Each week I begin my Friday Favorites on the Friday before they are posted. During the week as I read the great blogs, I copy and paste the URL's in the draft post. Then on Wednesday and Thursday I start to write my post. That is what I did this afternoon. Blog all written and scheduled to be posted early Friday morning! Yep, right up until I found another open window with the draft post in it. When I closed the draft, it erased the scheduled finished post. OUCH!!
So, here is my list of favorites but no write-up this week. Sorry--too disgusted to rewrite.
http://hot-textiles.blogspot.com/2011/07/bourne-quilters-lecture-and-2-workshops.html
http://luannkessi.blogspot.com/2011/07/thermofax-printing-on-shirts.html
http://crazymomquilts.blogspot.com/2011/07/36-patch-quilt-along.html
http://linsartyblobs.blogspot.com/2011/07/rolling-stamps-1-4.html
http://fibraartysta.blogspot.com/2011/07/on-chopping-block.html
http://elizabethbarton.blogspot.com/2011/07/composting-its-how-you-mix-it.html
http://tanglewoodthreads.blogspot.com/2011/07/story-complete.html
First it was all about quilting and then dyeing and then I started making books and zentangling and drawing. Now I have given up on limiting myself and this is all about my creative journey. Hope you'll join me on my journey and invite me on yours!
I missed your comments but I feel your pain. I accidentally deleted a 13 page paper I wrote for a college class. Thank God for auto-save in Word now.
ReplyDeleteI read hot textiles a few days ago and went out to get drumstick cones so I could use the wrappers. I like the rolling stamp Tute and of course I absolutely worship Penny and her needlework. She is my role model. See ya tomorrow.
Very cool stuff -- I love the rolling stamps. Thanks for the links.
ReplyDeleteI also feel your pain -- I used to do posts ahead of time thinking I was oh-so-cool to think of it. Ha! After watching all my hard work disappear, no longer am I so cool. I once erased a 5 page literary analysis by accident. Again, I was working ahead, so it wasn't a big deal as far as the due date went, but oh man, I was furious that I had to rewrite the whole thing! Sheesh! And I used to tell my clients that the 11th commandment was "Thou shall back up."