The following comments might be of interest to those who enjoy trying to make sense of other
peoples shenanigans If you are not that kind of person I would strongly advise that
you avoid them
For me they are required reading! i.e apart from reminding me about what I have been doing I frequently do not know what I will be doing next until I see it written down
As fast and as briefly as possible then - and as a prelude - with a bit of luck - to something other
The black and white printed version of the Blog Book was followed by
the printing of a more slender coloured version Reflecting my response to them both I may - if time and inclination coincide - produce a much
better edited and formatted third version
The tortuous formatting of the Blog Book left me wondering why I had decided to make a book - other than I thought it was a nice idea - and that the site might disappear for some scary technical reason which would be upsetting - for a while anyway
The post entitled
It
was good to find I wasn't the only person who liked the words of THE BEAR , THE
BIRD, LOVE AND THE RAIN For a while I thought they were the best thing I had written and - and that can be viewed as a decidedly sapless assertion
I continue to hope more people will listen to them They can be heard on
Bandcamp at https://sheilakcameron.bandcamp.com/track/not-always-safe-to-touch
As
confessed in an earlier post I had got carried away with my liking
for the title LYRICS ALL SORTS - but establishing it as a separate blog had only caused
confusion for me and others However before leaving it for
ever I realised I was reluctant to delete its accompanying image and along with these ramblings it has been reinstated- see below
Which
brings me to the continuing need for a supplementary repository for posts which
do not fit the rather nebulous criteria used for the main blog
I am continuing to equivocate between SAPLESS at www.sapless.blogspot.co.uk and SAPONTHESIDE at www.sapontheside.blogspot.co.uk One or both of them will indeed be needed for those posts which are (or soon will be) on the loose or in need of a home
To conclude the ramblings: after multiple detours the new train - hopefully having off loaded some of its more sap scarred baggage on the way - should be coming round the bend soon