Sorry, Jeannie but there really is something going wrong with the photos which makes it very difficult to see details. People are doing their best but as you can see from your other post we can't give you good ids without clear information. Are you using a phone or a camera? It almost looks as if the lens is dirty and there seem to be marks like muddy fingerprints on the pictures. Modern devices do most of the work for you so something basic is not right here. If you normally wear reading glasses are you wearing them when you take the pictures?

Having said all that, I can only suggest that this is an etiolated Sempervivum with fewer then the normal number of flowers in the cluster.

Compare with Graptopetalum and Graptoveria.

It's Graptopetalum macdougallii

I should steer clear of succulent questions.

Sempervivum flowers look very different.

I know. I just thought this one might be an etiolated, sick individual. Not to mention viewing it through the fog.

floral, don't, please. I mean, you were close with your guess and gave good advice otherwise. Maybe listening to Obscured by Clouds helped me see what it was.

I only know this one because I have it. No ID at first, but a member here helped with the correct one.

Also compare with Echeveria prolifica, which makes little plants on the flower stems.

Definitely Graptopetalum macdougalli.

Echeveria flowers are very different.