My son, Jake and his son Eldar at Butterfly Valley on the coast of Turkey. I can't believe I finally figured how to get a photo on my blog!
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- karin
- On 7/3/09 I wrote: This is an experiment. I'm looking for someone to talk to. I'm 72 and remember WWII from Brooklyn. I got married at 19. He was Irish. I was Jewish. We lived in many places (Baltimore, New York City, Munich, Cambridge, Vienna) before ending up in Fayetteville, Arkansas where he taught at the UoFA and I was barefoot and pregnant. He was an alcoholic and gave up a tenured position and left me and the 3 kids in Rochester, NY where I had family. After we were divorced I lived with another man for 12 years before selling him my house and buying a small RV and going on the road. After 5 years of many adventures I met a man also traveling alone who took me to Australia for 6 months and we've been together ever since (7 yrs this May 2010) We hosted a remote primitive campground in the High Uintahs of Utah for 3 months in the summer and have a satellite dish. I really would like to have someone else to talk to so I thought maybe I could find somebody on blogspot. Now (1/31/2010) And I did find wonderful friends on many blogs
What a beautiful photo! Congratulations on finding the way to post it! I hope you continue to post pictures.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photo, Karin, well chosen. Do print more, please.
ReplyDeleteThis is such an atmospheric photo, with the sun setting beyond the headland. Good enough to have framed, methinks.
ReplyDeleteKarin, I remember struggling to figure out how to insert pictures, getting them in the wrong order, losing blogs. I still do at times.
When you want to insert stuff on the RH side of your blog (where your Archive is listed) go to Layout on your blogger dashboard and you'll see a large selection of things to do.
By the way, you can set your Blog Preferences so that you're notified whenever anyone leaves a comment on your blog. I would suggest having a play and looking at the Help section, but I realise you have particular problems up your mountain retreat.
It must be very frustrating to have your time on the PC limited by someone else's demands. Now that you've discovered a whole new world on the internet, I hope you'll be able to continue....somehow.