Well here I am again , stuck in the in the same old block.This one of my first posts from 2011 and no one saw it. I persisted though and until the last year I was posting regularly even if it was more about photography than writing.
So what now? I keep saying I’ll catch up, I’ll make some time at the weekend, blah blah blah and I do love the blogosphere and the lovely people I meet here. I’m staying.
I’m back. From two weeks and two thousand miles in Turkey where I have seen things fit to make even my hair curlier. I started with well meaning intentions of keeping my travel journal (thank god I resisted buying a sexy new one). Within twenty four hours the intentions had become ‘As long as I keep some notes my photos will help to fill the gaps’. Within seventy two hours I was thirty six behind. Hot, thirty eight degrees (where does that tiny round symbol hide on the keyboard?), getting tired from not sleeping on board hard beds and rising too early. Because we need to get moving ahead of the traffic, because we have to get there before the cruise ship spillage, because we have three hundred kilometres today, making me crabby, I’m on holiday right? Right but you didn’t want to lie on a beach G.
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Lucid Gypsy 
I need to spend some time in Turkey as I’ve always wished I had curly hair. It sounds like you hardly slept with so much to see and experience. 😅
Curly hair is lovely, fluffy frizz is hard work. Check some of the touring holiday companies, they take you places that you can get to yourself but they do it smoothly. I went with Explore!
Thanks for the tip. Maybe we’ll get there some day. 👯♀️
Perhaps Cathy’s invitations could spur you on, she has lots of interesting ideas for writing and photography. You can also reuse old material that hasn’t been seen. Your Turkey adventure sounds promising.
I am glad you haven’t left the blogosphere, I have missed you, but blogging is fun and for most of us, a hobby, sometimes life is busier or more exciting.
Thanks Jude, I have loads of stories in my head, but for quite some time that’s where they want to stay. In 17 months I can leave work behind me. I may do something for a few hours a week, but not this crazy head exploding stuff. Then I’ll still probably be busy, but doing nice thing, including blogging !