We got stuck in traffic this morning and Number Two Son texted to say he’d seen us from the bus while he was on his way back from the night shift. Great use of technology!
Fourteen parcels to pack and a long slow queue at the post office. There was some light relief but I have no time to describe it.
A reasonable afternoon and some cooking.
A good talk at the Numismatic Society.
Chicken stew for tea. (Cooked earlier – good planning).
A fight with the new editor, which keeps throwing me out of the photographs.
Taking Number Two Son to work in the next few minutes.
I’m going to see what pictures it lets me use.
Crocuses
I work for lots of clients with lots of different software packages and the worst thing to happen is for me to be forced to try the new software version. I will put it off for years, if possible, because it never leads to happiness.
🙂 An excellent summing up.
I am reluctant to try the new editor as I have problems enough with the old ones!
I thought I’d try to embrace modern technology. It hasn’t worked out.
Hehe! That doesn’t bode well for me. 🙂
🙂
Good pics. Damn Gutenberg
Thank you Derrick. 🙂
I haven’t dared to try it yet!
There’s something about it that irritates me. It seems unstable.
Those are beautiful spring photos, Quercus!
I have not tried the new editor, and I am in no hurry. Few seem content with it.
Thank you. There just seems to be no advantage to using the new editor, so why have it?
The new editor looks like a struggle. Are you winning? Should I try it?
I don’t understand it, I don’t see where it’s an improvement and I don’t find it easy to use. The only point in its favour was access to older photos and even that let me down today. I’m back on Classic.
I would not advise you to try it. 🙂