You can be sure I will never tire of miracles no matter how many show up!

I had another one yesterday morning. This concerns this very blog-writing program. 

I had been having technical difficulties with yesterday’s blog, the one about my Alaskan family.

It was an easy entry to write, but the font insisted on being the wrong one. It’s not that I’m so fussy about the font — actually, probably I am — but in this case, there is only one font that works on the blog. It is a question of readability. I wouldn’t want you  to have to read tiny tiny print that only covers half the page.

Heaven Admin taught me that when I was copying something into a blog post,  to put it in notepad first and then copy/paste to the actual blog place. For years now, this program has worked perfectly. Right now, as I type the draft of this entry right now today, everything is working perfectly. There is no concern or effort involved. The blog program automatically does its thing.

For some unknown reason, no matter what I did for the Alaskan entry, the font would not behave. I kept trying. Even when I typed directly into the blog, it turned itself into that tiny print.

Yesterday I tried again.  First, I went through the blog entry and put some finishing touches on it.

Here is the miracle.  In the middle of this, as I was ready to give the small print a chance, before my very eyes, the entire text transformed itself into the font it’s supposed to be.  All of a sudden, I saw the font turn into the right one. I didn’t do anything. It happened of itself. Yes, I have seen a miracle!

Of course, it’s possible that Heaven Admin at that very moment had done something to fix it. Did you, Heaven Admin? Did you do something, or did the font just decide to fix itself?

However it happened, as far as I’m concerned — it doesn’t take away from the miracleness. Heaven Admin himself is a miracle, how he got here, and all he does. All miracle.

Hurray for miracles! Big miracles and little miracles!

God in Heavenletters tells us that all of life is a miracle. Why, look, it’s spring now in Iowa!