A bit boring?

No colour, or almost none in this selection.
But being bored is a decision not to be interested. I'm interested, though whether I'm 'interesting', I'll leave to you.

Another 'CAMERA ADVENTURE' yesterday. I was out in the garden. the clothes I was wearing had no pockets, so I was wearing a 'bum-bag' to hold my phone, camera, tissue, and some mints in case I got hungry.
Somehow I managed, while holding the spout of the full watering can towards the fuchsias I wanted to irrigate, to pour it backwards into the open pockets of the bum-bag! Of course, I immediately took everything out and left the items to 'drain'. The photo I took later in the evening, just to make sure the camera was still working. Seems to be OK (for now anyway!)

This is the second 'assemblage' I made for today - the first one had confidential information that I don't need to publish on the web - of course, it may be that no one reads this blog anyway, but there are robots crawlers and searchers, and there's no point in making myself or anyone else for that matter even remotely vulnerable.

This is a note from where we stayed on our wonderful 'Gardener's Holiday' three weeks ago - doesn't time fly.
Actually, I had another little adventure with this piece of paper this morning. I wanted to put a complimentary message on Trip Advisor as requested in the note, so I went to the site and said what I wanted to say. When I clicked 'submit' I was asked to 'log in'. Now, I have a strong aversion to being forced to log in to any site, and my immediate reaction was to click cancel.
But I did was to make the remarks as Sandhills House was so lovely to stay in. So, very reluctantly I clicked on Google+ - well, I then tried, having made the comment, to extricate myself from Trip Advisor. Finding 'Unsubscribe' took some searching, but eventually, I think I have done it. Was a bit worked up by the time I was finished, but as 'Recovery' says: There is no need to attach danger to it.

This is a letter about collecting those cardigans which I mentioned a few postings ago.
see if I had been wearing one of the new cardigans with the pockets, I wouldn't have had that camera adventure mentioned above!)


A little reminder note preparing for the holiday - now filed in the box of 'handwritten notes'.

When I came across this,  (from the Glasgow and West of Scotland Family History Society) I couldn't remember whether I had paid this year's sub or not. Searched Gmail, and yes, there was a confirmation/receipt. No doubt about it, Google search facility is wonderful.

Actually, only one of these hats will be thrown out. The white one will be stored for next year.
The Navy one will be put in the 'Vincents bag' to be brought to the St Vincent de Paul rag collection centre.