Little Answer to Prayer

It's been a very long time since I've written anything on here. I've been feeling the call to come back. I feel more in control of my time and life and I'm remembering how much joy this tiny domain had brought me. Last night, I thought I'd be losing it. After a few hours of trying to figure out how to pay for and renew becomingversed.com, I just couldn't get it done. I asked for help from my famiy. I asked other friends if they knew anything about Blogger and Google and GSuites. No luck. So, last night I said a little prayer and asked Him for help. Just a little one. I said, "I know it's probably silly, but I think you want me to come back to this and continue my little work. If that's what you want, please help me find a way to get this thing renewed and back on track."

Tonight I got inspiration. I was able to see what I was doing wrong, and fix it. Becomingversed.com is back up. I need to get back up. This little experience felt like a little nudge and being told, "Hey, I'm on your side, I helped you, Now get to work and help me."

With that, I will leave off, but I will be back soon.
Love,
the mrs.

Update. Again.

Oh I miss writing.
I was looking at the little thingy down there in the bottom right that lists the number of posts published each month/year. It's easy for me to correlate the slower pace of posting with what was happening in my/our life/lives given those particular months and years. Good things going on.
A lot of "becoming versed" in situations that required privacy.
A lot of prioritized activities and a lot of growing.
So where we are now.
We are still here.
miss h is now a Mrs. M. and we've added a son-in-law that will get a blog name soon. They are living in a state near but not adjacent to us.
miss s is a resident of another state and studying music therapy.
little mr. b is quite a lot taller than me and in high school.
little mr. j is happily reminding me that his birthday is very soon and I keep telling him, "Be quiet, you are not allowed to have your birthday this year or to grow up." He is happily ignoring me.
my mr. ran a marathon today and has blisters on his feet. 
I have been taking pictures of our building progress, but the big news is:
I've started a new adventure.
I'm learning a lot.
A lot, lot.
And I'm tired and busy and happy.

(Picture from late July - trying to get room together)

I am in 1st grade again and I love it.
Now I get to help a bunch of little ones on their life journey of becoming versed.
And it's awesome.

There you have it.
An update.
Again. :)

Word - I got versed.

Attention Blogger domain owners:

If you haven't found out yet, it's a major whoop-dee-doo to update your payment settings with the new Google Blogger deal.  It'll "Bloggle" your mind!

Please don't spend hours like me trying to figure it out - 

Get past that stinking "admin console invalid request" problem. Here's what worked for me... and finally got me past the awful "invalid request" message. Be sure to follow the directions. Where it says 'REPLACETHISWITHYOURDOMAIN.' you need to do just that. Replace it.

(Once I did the "Reset  Password" option, I found my eyeballs getting all blurry and it took about 10 more nervous minutes to complete.) Found at this link.

Best answer

LMcKin51-Power Posters/TC

Sep 3

Try reset your password

You will have to reset your Google apps Password now as Now when you purchase a domain through Blogger it will now automatic create a Admin account called BloggerAdmin  and once you reset your Google apps Password you will sign in as BloggerAdmin and with your new password and you can rename the Bloggeradmin  see link below also this is an Known Issue no ETA on when it be fixed.

Reset password https://google.com/a/REPLACETHISWITHYOUROMAIN.com/ForgotAdminAccountInfo
Instructions on how to reset the Google apps Password. http://support.google.com/a/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=33561

Read blog on how reset Password step by step 

http://blogging.nitecruzr.net/2013/05/the-google-apps-bloggeradmin-password.html
Rename user name

http://support.google.com/a/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=182084
Read Blog  http://blogging.nitecruzr.net/2012/12/after-using-buy-domain-blog-owners.html
 
If you can not see the Captcha you need change browser Google Apps does not Support  IE 7, 8 & 9 No more unless you have chrome frame plug in install.

Google Apps  support the current and previous major releases of Firefox, Internet Explorer, and Safari on a rolling basis. Each time a new version is released, Google  begin supporting that version and stop supporting the third most recent version.

Supported browser  http://support.google.com/a/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=33864

I also learned having a scribe when my eyes are tired is fun. 

Typed by said scribe who I just kicked off the keyboard.

Who knew what anxiety the thought of losing this space would bring me. Apparently I have strong feelings for this little blog and will be staying a while. Yay.