EventBrite Adventures

 Today I learned that you really don't ever want to use the "Postpone" button in an EventBrite Event when you're doing a series of events unless you're absolutely sure you have cancel because apparently the server doesn't like to erase your mistake and give you back the date after you change your mind. In other words, I had to make a completely new event for that date, out of scratch and out of synch from the series to compensate.  For me, that wasn't all that bad because it wasn't a lot to replicate, and this was a meeting that I had made mistakes like this before with, so by then I knew not to put too much information into it.

But I can imagine someone who did it completely to the tens making this mistake feeling pissed off not wanting to make it over again for the one group.

Actually, I felt like this was not a bad option because it's always good to have copies of the group at the ready in case something goes wrong with the event later, and for reference when creating the next one.  This made it much faster to create the group to have as a reference.  I especially like having the older meta tags to proof my history by, and the only thing that would make this much nicer would be to see the SEO stats alongside in a separate window, which might not be hard with the analytics window now that I'm thinking about it.  Something differently different to do for next time, for sure.

For those who have been noticing, I started adding StarryAi Images to the Wildflowers' Movement things.  I used to exclusively use flowers against the galaxies, and then for a while I was using exclusively nature themes like insects and animals with flowers in the stars, sometimes with a seasonal theme, sometimes holiday or weather related.  But recently I've been fascinated with Ai and especially cute things that look like animals and flowers.  So whenever I come up with things that seem like that in my StarryAi adventures, I put it into a folder on my phone and send it to myself in a Dropbox folder that I think about using for my next Wildflowers' Movement artwork.  Then I start pulling that into my work on Adobe Express if I want to.  But I used to work exclusively on my own laptop or computer with Photoshop on folders.  It feels like everything has become mobile and ready-made.  I don't know if that makes my work better or worse. Hmm...