Sometimes, when everything goes smoothly, something odd happens. I was cooking soup when I heard a poof noise and looked and saw a spark in the microwave. I quickly unplugged it. The smell was awful—you understand that burned electrical smell. The fan over the stove was turned on, and my hands shook. I had to finish making my soup.
I am so grateful I was home and in the kitchen, as I wonder if the whole kitchen and place would have burned down if I had not been home. I was not using the microwave; it just went up. It was not old, either, and it was still under warranty. I called because I still had the booklet in the drawer.
A few days later, even with great anti-virus, my computer was hacked. I called the computer doctor and unplugged it. He had it for a few days, and I was working on an old laptop, but it was not going well. Some of you know my Instagram disappeared. Then, there were credit issues worse. I almost lost my Gmail account—hours, days, and weeks of trying to fix these issues.
In today's world, we use AI more than we realize. When things do not go right, it takes patience to get everything up and running again. I am grateful that I paid for Google support, as it was helpful, especially when you can not sign into your account and have to restore it.
I am thankful that all these issues hopefully have been solved and that there are people to turn to in time of need.
Happy Thanksgiving, Everyone
This is my 3rd entry, Active Rain November 2024 Challenge Debe Maxwell, CRS
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