Nifty method for attaching files in Outlook

I thought everyone was aware of this method, but someone asked about it recently on a list and no one else seemed to know about it, so I'm posting the steps here.

I’m using Jaws 2020 and Office 365.

If you have not opened or worked on the file recently, open the file you wish to attach and then close it.
Open Outlook and start your message.
Once you have filled out the To, Subject, and message body, and are ready to send the message, do the following:
Press alt +h and tab over to the Insert submenu, but do not hit return
Arrow down to Attach File and hit return
You will now be in a horizontal list that lists all the files you have recently worked on and each file has an accompanying button.
Tab until you get to the file you wish to attach and then activate the button with either spacebar or return.
You can press shift + tab once to check that the attached file is really attached to your email message.
Send your email as usual.

Wearing My Witch Hat

Ever since I was a little girl,
I waited for Halloween,
the one day I could wear my witch hat.
I would make it from rough black paper and Elmer's glue
and those terrible scissors they give little kids
that work as well as Ron Weasely's wand.
As I got older, other women told me,
You can't wear that witch hat
We're not allowed to wear
a hat like that
And, anyway,
No one really believes in witches or,
if they do, they're some sort of crazy lady.
I wondered, what would Shirley Jackson say to that?
and I bought a better witch hat.
It was higher, and pointier, with velvet flowers and black lace
and a veil that fluttered around my face
and even a few black feathers,
which would occasionally make a break for it
and fly off with a rakish breeze.

The first time I went to Salem
I saw so many witch hats!
Worn by college girls, and little girls, and even some men (the ones with style).
But the best were the women,
the ones with hair gone grey.
Their witch hats were the best
the most magnificent--
as if they had been saving up all their lives
for this
one
perfect
witch
hat
The one that declared
that they no longer cared
about what they were and weren't supposed to wear.
Maybe one day I will
be old enough
and bold enough
to wear a witch hat
one like that
covered with orange feathers.

Hand drawn Murderbot video

Posted to the author's Good Reads page
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yDMSHgQY5rM&feature=youtu.be
Which reminds me, I've been wanting to find out if anyone has written about Murderbot from a neuro-atypical perspective...

19 spookiest things Alexa can do

10. Ask Alexa to play the Aerye's theme song, "The Attic," by Professor Elemental

Here are the other nine
https://www.cnet.com/how-to/9-spookiest-things-alexa-can-do-on-halloween/

Scientific comparison of face mask materials

Some useful tips in this article, including that effectiveness of fabric face masks degradw with washing
https://scitechdaily.com/scientific-comparison-of-covid-19-face-mask-materials-t-shirts-socks-jeans-vacuum-bags-n95/

Nanoparticle developed to target "Achilles heel" of coronavirus

https://scitechdaily.com/nanoparticle-developed-to-target-achilles-heel-of-coronavirus-could-be-key-for-effective-covid-19-vaccine/

Cell phones on the moon

I know there is at least one really silly Connie Willis story in this
https://scitechdaily.com/nasa-selects-nokia-to-build-first-ever-cellular-network-on-the-moon/

NASA's creepy Halloween posters

Dead stars and black holes and lots of spooky red lighting, free to download
https://scitechdaily.com/heres-how-to-get-new-nasa-posters-featuring-cosmic-frights-for-halloween/