"I could try!" he volunteered. "You could post a picture of me with a speech bubble!" I didn't have the heart to tell him that a photo showing a man (however handsome) sporting glasses with one lens in and one lens missing, plus a bubble-gum blob issuing from his mouth, was not going to rank high in the take-me-seriously stakes. "I'll have another go", I promised. "Unless there's anything else ..?" And he rustled away with a cheery cheesy (and oniony) grin.
So here's the thing: I really am not technologically-minded or digitally whizzy. My greatest achievement on that front was being presented with a book on the Sixth Form Prize-Giving Day, in recognition of my curatorship of the school vending machine. (And even then I doubt they knew - unlike the rest of my cohort - that pressing any of the buttons for Tea, Coffee or Soup would certainly deliver you something vaguely hot but not necessarily what you'd asked for).
The page below? Just a series of taps and couple of swipes, and the inspiration for using a journalling card from the talented Miss Smith's class Telling Tales ...
If you are the least bit curious about ...
- making the most of little pockets of time (might only be a few moments) for memory-keeping or scrapbooking
- experimenting with simple digital design (and a paper output, if liked) without a large financial investment or a big time commitment
- helping your regular memory-keeping (like Project Life), whether paper or digital, move apace with life-as-you-live-it
... then might you pop in for Creativity On The Move posts on Mondays, beginning on the 18th of March? I will share what I've learnt and am learning about mobile scrapbooking, and hope you will feel enthused and excited by the possibilities too! It's by way of a thank-you for all your support and encouragement; and it's also the only way you are finally going to believe me when I say 'If I can, anyone can!'
And thank-you so much to each of you who joined in with your Simple Moment this month, and to all of you who read and appreciated them. If you haven't already, do pop in to at least a few of your fellow writers who have made it possible for us to stand alongside them for a brief moment and see their world through their eyes. A broadened horizon is a beautiful thing ... Wishing you a happily creative start to the week, as we sail into March! Spring, anyone? :).
