Showing posts with label Technical Difficulties. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Technical Difficulties. Show all posts
Monday, 30 January 2012
First Timers!!
I remember very well the first time I ever drove a car - or at least, tried to!!
I had been badgering my father for many months to let me have a go! How difficult could it be, right?
I mean, I watched and watched and watched; I listened and listened and listened! I knew how to drive a car, and I knew that I knew.
Then, one day, half expecting my dad would say 'no' . . . again; he didn't!
"Go on then!! - Have a go" - and I did - hmmm, no sooner was I at the wheel, when my whole world came caving in!
I stalled the car. Ignition, clutch - or was that clutch, ignition? Stalled again! (I won't write or attempt to describe the probable words that were in my mind - they dared not come out my mouth!! I am braver in my mind than I am in the physical world!)
Try again - same result.
I realised on that day that there is a world of difference between knowing something, and doing it!
Well, hell - "dejavu all over again!" (as Yogi Berra so eloquently put it!)
Here I am again, all over again - all these years later - and while I am not trying to drive a car - trying to drive a blog has proved to be equally challenging for me!
My personal angel, Lea, has patiently listened and watched as I have bumbled along trying to get this blog off the ground.
Great ideas swimming inside my craneum - but stubbornly refuse to transmute themselves from thoughts to words and just appear on the screen.
"Why don't you just write about some of your technical difficulties?", she urged!
"Huh? - What an amazing idea!" I replied.
So, here I am - getting my feet wet while writing about something that really has frustrated me this evening/night/morning - yip - it is now 01h40 UK time, and I am still here trying to get some words on the screen: So please forgive the slow start - but I am sure this will get easier and better as we go along.
I couldn't wait to start my blog - I know how this is done. . . .
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