5 Fun Facts About Me (Animated)
I do want to get more into making these little animated videos. They are fun to make.
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Closing In
Rolling into week 2 of #BlogPals19. Happy Veterans to all those who have served and are serving. My family has a long tradition of serving. It was nice to pull this image together of the Lowe’s in uniform: Also, we’re closing in on the end of the year. I suspect a lot of folks are …
A funny thing happened on the way to Madrid…
During my 30-day blogging challenge, I want to use a variety of mediums to story tell. Here’s a short video of my journey to Madrid yesterday. All the footage was shot on the GoPro Hero 7 and edited on an iPad Pro using the KineMaster app. Video editing on a tablet or phone has come …
And nothing even blew up!
America’s digital goddess has been around since the beginning of the personal computer revolution. Her she is in 1990s explaining what a computer is. I know, hard to imagine a time without a computer! By the way America’s digital goddess aka Kim Kamando is still at. She host a radio show about tech. She has …
A visit to the Mountain Spirit
And here we go. The mountain bug has bitten me (why it waits until it’s nearly winter to bite, I’m not sure). Friday, on a whim, I decided I needed some mountain air. It’s October and I’ve barely been out in the mountains at all this year. I can throw out the usual excuse of …
Good Strong Coffee
Far-out guys and groovy gals drop doses of good strong coffee in this psychedelic 1968 ad for the hot black stuff.
All about the burgers
Some inspiration for my burger documentary.
I’ve been wondering this for years
Finally science has come through, well kind of. Watch as AsapScience explains.
Have you ever wondered why Americans and Brits spell English differently?
When people ask me how many languages I speak, I tell them two – English and American. I know, bad joke. Anyway, watch this video as Arika Okrent explains why Brits and Yanks spell words differently.
Listen carefully
Skwerl is an amazing short by London filmmaking duo Brian and Karl. Filmed in 2011, Skwerl was Brian and Karl’s first film. It features a couple having what sounds at first like a normal conversation in English… But it isn’t. It’s a brief experience of what English sounds like to non-English speakers and the dissonance it creates …