April meme, days to 9 to 11

[thismaz]

Does anybody know how you logout of Facebook now? The drop down menu at the top right that included the log-out option has disappeared. I had to close down Firefox, which automatically logs me out of all open sessions, in order to log-out of Facebook.

And on to the meme:

9. How often do you get hiccups?I can't remember the last time *g* But if it

Comments

[kazzy_cee]

I still see the option to log out of Facebook, so I wonder if it's browser issue (I'm looking on Chrome which I dislike, but so many things I need to do - like website editing - don't seem to work very well on Firefox any more).

I think it's very difficult to narrow down one beautiful place isn't it. My garden is rather beautiful in the summer *g*

Humidity and cold winds are the things I dislike about weather and that make me more sensitive to the temperature. I'm definitely with you on humidity - I can cope with quite high temperatures if it's a dry heat.

[thismaz]

I think you are right - it is back today. *shrugs* Who knows. I always forget to check with another browser.

Yes, your garden is rather nice.

[brutti_ma_buoni]

So many places, yes. So many...

I think my comfort range is very like yours. Probably one degree higher, but similarly not keen on humidity. We are approximately the same tolerance as paper-based records intended for long-term preservation, if you'd like to think of yourself as a heritage asset to be managed!

[thismaz]

Quite happy to be a heritage asset. Does that mean I'll be well looked after in my old age?

*thinks*

Might be best not to rely on future people-archivists for that. I'll plan to identify my own atmospheric controlled storage place. *g*

[texanfan]

It is surprisingly hard to figure out the most beautiful place I've ever seen. Two top contenders have to be Florence (don't ask me to limit it more) and Jamaica (the view of the Blue Mountains from almost any angle). The Grand Canyon was awe inspiring but I don't know that I'd call it beautiful. Such a tough question.

[thismaz]

I have never been to your side of the Atlantic. There are many places there I would love to see, but... *g* There are so many places. I've been to a number of places in Italy, but never to Florence.

[texanfan]

There are a lot of beautiful places in the United States. Many people find the desert beautiful, unfortunately, I do not. We've got a lot of land so basically any kind of terrain you like we have.

My husband booked us a cheap fast trip to Italy about 10 years ago so I could fulfill a lifelong desire to see Pompeii. We popped into Florence so I could see the David. And we fell in love! So much to see around every corner! Art, architecture, food. Really, you can feel the Renaissance there. I highly recommend going once it's safe to travel again.

[thismaz]

Sounds lovely. I will look into that.