This
could become quite addictive. Again have spent ages playing around
trying to upload pictures, actually I think the problem may be that I
just have to many pictures, I'm quite addicted to them as well. Have
loads of albums stored in Yahoo photo's BUT.... when I attempt to
transfer them to this site Yahoo in its wisdom writes me little messages
saying I have no photo's in stored in Yahoo!!! If anyone has a solution
to this please oh please tell me, I have in the past spent ages storing
pictures on yahoo, seems a pity I can't access them to use here. What I
have managed to do is to go back to the Yahoo albums and open a lot of
them up to public viewing.... BUT.. another problem, have no idea how
other people are able to find and view them. Again... suggestions
gratefully received.
Resorted
to uplifting a few pics from my computer that I haven't yet stored on
Yahoo yet, with this new 'Flicki' thing but it only allows me to uplift 6
at a time. With yahoo I could uplift an entire folder full of pictures
at once. Consequently I have only managed to put about a dozen or so
pictures on here. They are all of the beach and country side in and
around Angus, Scotland. I took them an a particularly nice day out early
in March!!! It was most unusual and very pleasant to have such lovely
weather here in March, a memorably pleasant day as I recall. I shall
persevere and upload the rest of these before attempting to go back to
Yahoo and try yet again to retrieve my many albums from there.
The
picture on my front page is one I just went outside and took, a small
part of my small garden. I had to chop it about a bit because it was too
big to upload but it will do for now I suppose.
Now,
truth be told, I am actually skiving, what I should be doing is
practising the module that I am going to be assessed on tomorrow. My
employer has allowed (and paid for) me to go to college once per week
and finish my ECDL. I know I should be grateful BUT..... well.. monkey
see monkey do sums it up quite well. Now..... for those of you who are
blissfully unaware of exactly what ECDL is I shall enlighten you. Stands
for 'European Computer Driving License' and it is the must have piece
of paper for Council employees across the land. Standardises computer
literacy across within the EC (in theory). There are seven modules based
on different programs in Microsoft Office so you do one in Word, one in
Access, one in Excel etc etc etc. Know it does give useful practical
skills but it doesn't exactly thrill me, or stimulate gray matter. And
the gray matter I managed to hold on to needs as much stimulating as pos
in order not to completely shrivel and die. So......off with the blogg
and onto ugh....... 'Files and folders', module number two. Wish me luck
tomorrow.
Oh..... the picture at the top.... just a bit of my indoor gardening, again cut down an awful lot because it was too big.
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