For all those that have asked about ScribeFire
ScribeFire is an extension for the Mozilla Firefox Web Browser that integrates with your browser to let you easily post to your blog: you can drag and drop formatted text from pages you are browsing, take notes, and post to your blog.
Now that I am getting used to it I find it very quick and easy no logging into anything and no opening up an application just right click on any open page and away you go.
I am sure I have lots more to learn though 🙂
Yesterday I had a surprise day in London. We visited 2 places that I had never been before, Camden Market and the Tate modern art museum.
I loved the atmosphere at the market and really enjoyed having a look round.
Shame all the clothes are definitely for much younger people but as you can imagine Emily fell in love with most of the nice girlie dresses.
I did not leave the market empty handed though, as I found some candle sconce’s something I had been after for a long time.
After walking along Regents canal and up Bond street we made our way along the Thames river to the Tate Modern art galley.
The Tate was an extraordinary experience, its hard to imagine what goes on in someones mind when they create this so called art.
I’m afraid to say that I like my paintings to look like paintings so did not appreciate the modern art as much as some would.
Next time we shall go and visit the Victoria and Albert Museum and make sure we arrange to meet up with Lady Banana too
and no its no Fred or Harry 🙂
I tried this Fish, for the first time ,for my dinner tonight.
It was just baked in the oven, I very rarely add anything to my fish as I like to taste the flavour of the fish.
I wonder if you Know what fish it is…….. it was very nice 🙂
still playing with scribeFire and love the way you can just drag photos into your post
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Since getting my beloved blog for Christmas 2006, I have always used Live writer to publish my posts and i have also always used Flickr for storing my photos.
The only problem i have ever had is that live writer will not let me add a slide show or you tube to my blog posts.
Recently it was suggested by Geoff that i should move on and try other more improved applications like scribefire and Picasa.
He even did a blog post for me all about inserting slide shows using scribefire.
Not to be put off by a challenge I decided to try both out.
Usually it takes me about 15 mins to do a post, its stress free and an enjoyable experience.
My last blog post has taken me 2 days to do and even then Geoff had to actually post it for me 🙁
As for Picasa well its going to take some getting used too I still want my photos on Flickr so now seem to have my photos all over the place, but i recognise the fact that picasa is good for backing up your photos.
I am determined to persevere with using both these applications so please bear with me, I will get there in the end. 🙂
Comment:
Hi Sally, hello to you from another Sally, also a Massage Therapist.
Ive been following your blog for a wee while as I prepare to finish my Massage Licensure in the US and then return home to Scotland with the hopes if running my own wellness center.
I would like to thank you for all the inspiration youve given me, and for your updates and twitters.
I would love to chat with you more about Massage Therapy in the UK if you ever feel the desire to chat, just let me know.
Welcome back from your trip to Peru.
And of course I will be getting in touch with her for a chat 🙂
Just in case you missed it , there is a great story in the July Issue of the Good Housekeeping Magazine.
I loved the way it was written and it really appealed to my sense of humour too.
Having just returned from a holiday of a life time.
Where I was privileged enough to walk the Inca Trail and see one of the 7 wonders of the world.
It makes me very grateful for that day in October 2006 when Geoff walked into my life 🙂
Good Housekeeping
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