I know I complained in my last post about my computer updating and causing me to not be able to use my website-building software anymore, but now I've subscribed to Adobe Creative Cloud, which includes my beloved Dreamweaver. But now it's so advanced I don't know how to use it.
So I spent several hours on the weekend working my way through Adobe online tutorials and making copious notes about how to use this newly upgraded software, and that was after it took a few hours to download all of the 22 huge apps that come with the license I purchased.
But at least I was finally able to add an article to my site, and it's one that I wrote a few weeks ago but was unable to upload... until now.
I Know The Secret To Writing Productivity
https://ruthiswriting.com/articles/2019/writing-productivity.html
But it still took me almost an hour to do it because the software is so new to me. I feel like a novice all over again.
These days most people like to use simple ways to create websites like using the online WordPress software. But I like to have more control over my sites so that I can change and update them whenever and however I want to.
I'm also in the process of starting a new website for writers and using my current RuthIsWriting site for something else. The plans are still only on paper at the moment but this is a space worth watching. Make sure you follow this blog so that you'll know when the new one launches.
And I'm also currently working on my next book which is one of many I have planned to write.
The problem is that I have so many ideas yet not enough time to implement them all. But I'm trying to be better organised.
At the moment I feel hampered by the weather too because here in Queensland, Australia, it's almost summer (1st December) and it's really getting extremely hot now and we've also had quite a few thunderstorms but very little rain, so we are also in a drought (since July) and there is talk of water restrictions being introduced soon.
We also have quite a number of bushfires burning in our state (16 at last count) and there is a lot of smoke haze around. Last week we were on a watch-and-wait list to see if one of the fires was going to get too close and we'd all have to evacuate, but it didn't come to that.
But with computer updates, new software to learn to use, hot weather, bushfires, storms, etc, I feel like something is trying to stop me move forward with what I want to do.
But I won't be beaten and it only makes me want to work harder, which, because I love to write, isn't such a bad thing.
Especially when I have a growing list of so many writing ideas that I want to work on.
Goodbye Writer's Block:
How to Be a Creative Genius and Have an Abundance of Ideas
Plus the Inspiration and Motivation to Write
https://ruthiswriting.com/books/WB.html
So I spent several hours on the weekend working my way through Adobe online tutorials and making copious notes about how to use this newly upgraded software, and that was after it took a few hours to download all of the 22 huge apps that come with the license I purchased.
But at least I was finally able to add an article to my site, and it's one that I wrote a few weeks ago but was unable to upload... until now.
I Know The Secret To Writing Productivity
https://ruthiswriting.com/articles/2019/writing-productivity.html
But it still took me almost an hour to do it because the software is so new to me. I feel like a novice all over again.
These days most people like to use simple ways to create websites like using the online WordPress software. But I like to have more control over my sites so that I can change and update them whenever and however I want to.
I'm also in the process of starting a new website for writers and using my current RuthIsWriting site for something else. The plans are still only on paper at the moment but this is a space worth watching. Make sure you follow this blog so that you'll know when the new one launches.
And I'm also currently working on my next book which is one of many I have planned to write.
The problem is that I have so many ideas yet not enough time to implement them all. But I'm trying to be better organised.
At the moment I feel hampered by the weather too because here in Queensland, Australia, it's almost summer (1st December) and it's really getting extremely hot now and we've also had quite a few thunderstorms but very little rain, so we are also in a drought (since July) and there is talk of water restrictions being introduced soon.
We also have quite a number of bushfires burning in our state (16 at last count) and there is a lot of smoke haze around. Last week we were on a watch-and-wait list to see if one of the fires was going to get too close and we'd all have to evacuate, but it didn't come to that.
But with computer updates, new software to learn to use, hot weather, bushfires, storms, etc, I feel like something is trying to stop me move forward with what I want to do.
But I won't be beaten and it only makes me want to work harder, which, because I love to write, isn't such a bad thing.
Especially when I have a growing list of so many writing ideas that I want to work on.
Goodbye Writer's Block:
How to Be a Creative Genius and Have an Abundance of Ideas
Plus the Inspiration and Motivation to Write
https://ruthiswriting.com/books/WB.html
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