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| This is from Lynne. |
These two make a nice pair with their teal/turquoise colors. Are teal and turquoise the same thing?
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What do we think of asking our computer to answer questions? Where are these answers coming from? Is is a bad idea to ask our computers to answer questions? First we will look at the answer to teal/turquoise.
Teal and turquoise are not the same color; teal is a darker, muted blue-green, while turquoise is a brighter, lighter green-blue. Teal leans more towards blue, whereas turquoise has a more pronounced green tint.
OK, I asked the question: Is it a bad idea to ask our computers to answer questions and here's what my computer said:
It's not inherently a bad idea to ask your computer questions, but computers do not understand human language or intent in the way we do; they operate based on commands and programming. Instead of asking questions, it's more effective to learn how to use specific commands or search for solutions online.
I'm through asking questions for the day.... hopefully.
It looks like Irene has some acrylic paint markers. The drop shadow is IMHO an essential part of brush lettering - even though I probably forget about adding it from time to time.
Here's Irene's birthday greeting.
Romans and flourishing - a delightful combination.
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