Microsoft Window 8.1

Ok so here is my frustration I purchased a new computer with window 8.1. Yay, for me but no that is not as grand as one would think. I am not able to save to my work to the computer or zip drive; its’ all goes to this cloud thing, which if it works correctly it would be great. Who would not want access to it from away where that there is a computer, phone, or tablet. Nevertheless, I want my own copy and not have to upload or update from a company that I have to constantly purchase access to my documents.

 I love technology when it used properly. Now I have to forget just about everything I know about previously versions’ of a product that I have used for years. Now I use Microsoft every day, at work, at home and even on tablet; even if I cannot see it without using glasses. Really, Microsoft what were you thinking, apparently not the end-user at home /office that creates things using words…

Oh, here is another thought! When writing anything in word, the program does not want to accept that “I” have a thought; whether its grammar is correct is crap too. If people cannot understand, what I am talking about, then my thoughts really do not matter to them. People are constantly thinking ..

So, for now I have to use two computers to accomplish the same task as before. I not sure how long it will take me to figure out windows 8.1. or if I should just keep using window 7 until Microsoft figures out that people don’t really want the whole Web net , to access to their entire life, and yes I wrote Web net because aren't we all trying to web our lives together to understand each other better or maybe not all. 

In addition, here is another one of my thoughts, I really tired of not speaking my mind, in the fact that I may hurt someone feelings, which I constantly calling my son out on. I least try to have a broader understanding of people, or situation; even if I get it wrong the first time. Apparently, in a world that has so my rules on everything I quite frankly, cannot keep up on what I can say or not say anymore. More often, I rather tell people to go stick it, when their words or their belief on how I should conduct myself drives me crazy.