Day three experimenting with blocks. As it’s Silly Saturday it doesn’t matter what happens. So far I have managed to put words on the page and give them a nice yellow background. On the previous blog I turned my pictures round. Now I’m going to see what else I can do with pictures. If you are not reading this, it hasn’t worked.
Now I have managed to shrink everything on my screen so can’t see what I am doing…
Sorted my screen, not WordPress’s fault, but have lost all the other stuff so here are some more pictures – let’s have a theme – places you could socially isolate…
Times and Tides of a Beachwriter 
Self isolation in a container on a container ship would be a doddle, provided you could install a porthole and have a siren and/or flashing light to warn the crew that you were coming out for your daily exercise/dose of sunshine/sea sickness, as the case may be. At the other end they’d just crane you off into a quarantine shed for a couple of weeks, and Robert’s your mother’s brother. 🙂
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I don’t think I would actually like to be IN the container, I was thinking more of the guest suite!
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This post looks fine, Janet. You seem to be managing fine.
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Not really – I lost all the bits and pieces and panicked and pressed Publish!
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Seems like you’ve got this block thing down!
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I’m curious how others are managing with blocks. I’ll be doing a post in a day or two, and I’m waiting to hear the feedback of others.
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Yes Pete so am I. As a technophobe I don’t cope well with change, always fearful of accidentally wiping out my blog and destroying my alta ego. With any device I probably only use 10% of the ‘tools’ available. Just start writing as it tells you and something will pop up. So far it has been hit and miss for me.
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Technophobe—a word I can identify with.
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Great photos of a lovely place. I especially like what looks like a gypsy caravan on the sand!!
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Looking good. Now I am imagining passion g others on a narrow cliff pathway – what’s the etiquette there?
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Goodness knows – but I refused to go down there. I don’t think it gets crowded!
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