Do you ever go into the ‘Manage your Content’ for your Kindle on Amazon? I haven’t been for a long time, and was having difficulty downloading a book. Each time I sent it from the back office, when I opened my Kindle, it wasn’t there. (It turned out we’d changed our Wi-Fi and I forgot… Continue reading Karen’s Chat on the Amazon Back Office
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AI Generated Images
I see so many people using these images now and they are really nice. I had an unsuccessful a play with it and the result was so bad, I didn’t used it again. When my husband generated a picture that it was excellent, I realised I’d used the wrong terminology. I’d asked the AI to… Continue reading AI Generated Images
Karen’s Chat – Does Your Book Slump In The Middle?
It’s a question for readers - I’m just beginning to recognise this phenomenon. It’s happened right now with the book I’m currently reading. I can be reading a good story, but at a certain point, find myself looking at the page count wondering how long I have left to read. It can even be at… Continue reading Karen’s Chat – Does Your Book Slump In The Middle?
Reblogged – Having a Giggle
I loved this. It really resonated with me. Topic of conversation while lunching with friends is not something I thought had changed over the years. It has, and the moral of the story is in the title. Click below because it’s well worth a read. One good thing about being retired is that I can… Continue reading Reblogged – Having a Giggle
100 Days of Posts
That a record for me. 🏆 I managed to post something here every single day. There were book reviews, reblogs, photos, and chat. Then I hit a wall and produced nothing for at least week! I’ve been reading a book as a beta reader that was well over 500 pages long. 📖 If you follow… Continue reading 100 Days of Posts
A Reading of The Family Tree
Darlene Foster, author of the Amanda books, read my poem, The Family Tree on here and as she was soon to attend a family reunion, thought it would be ideal to read it to them. I was very flattered, because I’d forgotten her comment, and it was only when I was scrolling through Facebook I… Continue reading A Reading of The Family Tree
Reblogged – AI Love it or Hate it, it’s Here to Stay
What do you think of AI? I’ve played with Chat GPT and it’s fun, I even asked it to write a short story. It was written very quickly, but the story lacked the emotion and depth a real writer could give it. It is good for articles as it comes up with its own research… Continue reading Reblogged – AI Love it or Hate it, it’s Here to Stay
July Anglesey Images
. Near South Stack Lighthouse. Travelling down the A55 towards the mainland and the Snowdonia Mountain Range. Penmon Lighthouse. Picture by Ann Wake and Al Roe. Aberfraw. Picture by Ann Wake and Al Roe. Church in Caergeiliog Village and Currently For Sale. Breakwater Country Park, Holyhead. Flowers in my garden. Flowers in my Garden.
Christmas in July
I’d not heard of this until last year when I was told that it really was a ‘thing’. I looked it up and expats who live on the other side of the world, wanted a more traditional Christmas. As 25th of December is the height of their summer, they celebrated in July, today, the 25th.… Continue reading Christmas in July
Reblogged – Greed – it’s oh so true!
It’s something I’ve noticed but hadn’t given it further thought. Now seeing this article makes me realise how greed is the perfect word. The one that comes to mind for me is that when we bought a ticket to park, if you hadn’t used the time up, you’d pass it on. Now they use different… Continue reading Reblogged – Greed – it’s oh so true!
