"Even in darkness light dawns for the upright." - Psalm 112:4

"Even in darkness light dawns for the upright." - Psalm 112:4

Pastor and Suspense Novelist

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Michael J. Scott has been an ordained minister for nineteen years. He has been writing fiction for thirty-two years. His first completed novel was called The Coppersmith. Since learning how to finish a novel some four years ago, Michael has gone on to complete two more novels, both of which have been or will be published at this time. The first, The Lost Scrolls will be coming out in Spring of 2012. The second, Jefferson's Road is available on Amazon. Michael grew up in New York and spent most of his ministry career in the Upstate region, serving in congregations both small and large. Michael is currently planting a church in Rochester, New York, where he lives with his wife and three children.

Thursday, August 7, 2008

Computer Crash!

Oh, this has been a fun week! It started on Tuesday morning, when my laptop began freezing up, then refused to boot up entirely. Mercifully, God resurrected it one last time - enough for me to suck all of My Documents onto the hard drive of my server downstairs - before it crashed and burned for good.

So now I'm writing this on the new church laptop, a rebuilt Acer model I bought for $325. Can't beat the price, but it's been fun reinstalling Windows and all my programs. Up until late last night I didn't even have a sound card driver installed (which is scary, given that we rely on computer generated music for our church on Sundays. No worship leader yet. Got to go MIDI.).

Anyway, I'm still getting used to the new machine, and this is on top of needing to start a new teaching series based on the book of Judges. The weird thing is this computer has one of the new wide screens, which is great, I guess, for video, but still makes everything look kinda squished.

At least I was able to save all the documents. And find all my disks to install needed programs (touch and go there. I almost didn't find the wireless network driver, which would mean no internet, no network, no nothin'!).

Ah well. Gotta love the computer age!

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