What do I need in writing software?
I just need the basics.
The three places that I write, digitally, are:
LibreOffice
My Blog software
My Email software
So all I really need to do is match-up my settings and I’ll be good to go. I won’t have to do much copy ‘n pasting ‘n re-formatting because the text will be visually consistent throughout my content. A work-in-progress as you can tell from the picture.
I have no absolute control on what the text looks like on the receiving end. So, I really shouldn’t worry about it. (But I do worry about it. 🤔)
I had to draw my brakes on researching all of the writing soft…
What do I need in writing software?
I just need the basics.
The three places that I write, digitally, are:
LibreOffice
My Blog software
My Email software
So all I really need to do is match-up my settings and I’ll be good to go. I won’t have to do much copy ‘n pasting ‘n re-formatting because the text will be visually consistent throughout my content. A work-in-progress as you can tell from the picture.
I have no absolute control on what the text looks like on the receiving end. So, I really shouldn’t worry about it. (But I do worry about it. 🤔)
I had to draw my brakes on researching all of the writing software out there. I simply had to figure out what, how, and where I was going to write. Take A Load Off Fanny!
And put the weight right on the next African Flag!
A number of sources have described the symbolic intent of the flag, although official sources have yet to confirm.
Common interpretations are that:
The upper orange band represents the northern regions of the Sahara Desert or the Saharian zone.
The center white band represents the Sahelian zone.
The lower green band represents the fertile regions of southern Niger or the Sudanian zone.
The orange disc in the center band is thought to stand for the sun. 🤷🏿
Asé
Peace & Blessings, “Guided by the Ancestors”