Jalima1108 You are absolutely right about our weather. 
You must be a Sidneysider. 
With my speed of typing we can have the 4 seasons before I've got to end of a posting, which can often take more than the traditional 5 minutes, so it repeats the cycle. Melbourne; "the world's most liveable city" 
PA! dreamt, (or should that be dreamed?) up by people who've never been further than the outer suburbs.
Oh dear; now I'll cop it! 
Seriously; thanks for all your advices. Awesome!
I know all about Ctrl C and Ctrl V (I think), but they don't seem to work for me in "postings"; keep plugging away.
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On several occasions I have typed out a well-researched, erudite post, only to have a fat finger hit some key which makes it all disappear and I find myself back at screen-saver.
Then I think, 'ah well, perhaps just as well I didn't post that'
and I don't think you can save a post as you go along.
ps I thought that, with Melbourne weather, you just wait for five minutes and it changes to another season.
I particularly like the Hamlet one.
As for disappearing posts, it’s called Gremlins and there is no redress.
Don’t worry about your thread turning political - most things do and there are some who could turn a thread on Digestive biscuits into a debate on Brexit. 
My post about Facebook, which I thought was hilarious, being a non-FB person!, (has brightened up a shocking Saturday, weatherwise , here in Melbourne,) appears to have triggered off debates of the political and religious kind.
Like them, it's a "with us or against us" scenario with no chance of anyone being converted. So I think I'll leave that behind.
No; the reason I'm back is to ask for help regarding the abrupt disappearance of a posting, just when I'm about to "send". It's not a "delete" problem as there isn't one.
I'm a one-finger typist so it's a pain to repeat; an option is to say "forget it" and do something else.
My fault; I neglected the basic rule Save, Save, Save.
Any thoughts on this?
As a reward I'll leave 2 snippets from that "Evergreen" magazine (I telephoned the editor in London about copyright and she said no problem, but remember to give us plug! ) Quid pro quo.
Said Hamlet to Ophelia,
"I'll draw a sketch of thee.
What kind of pencil shall I use,
2B or not 2B?"
Parents spend the first 2 years of their children's lives teaching them to walk and talk. Then they spend the next 16 to sit down and shut up!
I think they're amusing anyway.
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