For several days, it's been difficult to get on the blog site, and I have not been able to post pictures. It's probably because of increased traffic on the Internet. However, in this climate, you cannot rule out other reasons. It's like living in the Twilight Zone.
It is extremely frustrating. I began this blog in part so I could send pictures back to the States without clogging anyone's mailbox. Sharing pictures is part of sharing the experience. Being limited in this way makes me feel much isolated. I am aware that a fair number of people read this blog and look at the photos. I appreciate your interest.
I will continue posting text. Let's hope the other problems-- whatever their origin-- clear up quickly.
I was a professor of curriculum and instruction at East Tennessee State University and am now in emeritus status. Currently, I teach English composition part-time at George Mason University. I have taught in Cincinnati, Turkey, China and the Czech Republic.
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3 comments:
Your Blog is worth reading with or without pictures......thanks for keeping in touch..
I agree, your blog is great Roz.
I read, and pray for you, every day! The pictures are breathtaking...but your words move me!!
PEACE
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