Shouts From Down Under

How to cheat at blogging...serious!

The saying, of course, is

A picture is worth a thousand words

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I find the temptation to just upload pictures in my blog a struggle to deny. When my brain is foggy, and that, dear wdc friends, is often, well that is when I'm lacking stuff to write about.

But blogs shouldn't hold unpleasant levels of stress should they? Writing shouldn't be a huge drama, and make us worried, losing sleep, or if it's not that big a deal, we shouldn't even have to think, "oh, what in the blue blazes will I blog about".

I mean, if that's what you think that I think, then we are thinking reality. That's what I think. Because I often find myself wondering this very thing.

What if we just didn't worry about blogging subjects. What if I worried more about getting off my butt and doing stuff in life whereby I'd have subjects of interest banging at the back of my eyeballs, just wanting to burst out and go splat onto the screen in a nasty, unappetising and frankly hideous blob of "subject matter".

I think that's how it should be, in a nutshell. Maybe that's why often I don't have a lot of stuff to write for my blog, lately anyway, because I'm not getting out of my comfort zone enough.

So, the cheats way, the easy way out for lazy bums, who sit on it too often, even if it is sitting on it writing blogs, the cheats way is to upload a picture. That way people don't have to put up with me downloading on them all my terrible states of mind, having no blog subject and other life and death matters of similar importance. Yes, ok I'm being sarcastic here.

So, I have three pictures to upload that I took yesterday afternoon (Monday) in an attempt to show a panorama view of where we were driving.
You'll have to do the sticking together bit in your mind, because that part of it fails me. Or I just fail to know how to do it. And it takes too long.

All lazy bum excuses. But if I tried to make everything perfect then no blog would happen, ever.

So, here's to the imperfect cheats blog that says it with pictures.

The view, I have to say, from my perspective at any rate, is amazing. Yes, this isn't Sparta!

BUT...

THIS IS ....TASMANIA!!

Now, isn't that view Sparky?

OH!, The last pic? That's my son's ute (Australian term: Ute = utility and this one is a Holden V6 6 Speed manual) that I'm sneaking off with, while he's on a 2 week break on the Gold Coast. (of Australia)