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March 2nd, 2010VideoThe closer I come to the March Video Scrapbook, the more I’m certain it will be the final one. (In this series, at least.) I’ve been making these things every month for 11 months now, and I’m looking forward to a day when I don’t feel the need to whip out the camera at every pretty face or streetscape. Not to say those in my circle of influence will be safe from the prying video eye. But hopefully they’ll be less frequently invaded.
In this video: hearts, gluten-free cream puffs, riverwalking, warming shacks, lady musicians, buses, crafts, a creperie, snow, trains, sushi, live radio, polka dot balloons, moms and a drag queen.
One more to go!
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February 1st, 2010Video
Here it is, my monthly video scrapbook, vol. 10. Just two more left! (That is, if I actually quit making them once I’ve done a full April-to-March year like I planned.)
You’ll see a few road trips, lots of quilts, cute kids and wintertime outdoor recreation.
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January 1st, 2010Video
Why go to bed in the wee hours of New Year’s Day when you can upload the final video scrapbook of the year 2009? (Fear not! There are still three more to go in the run of this project, January through March.)
A few notes:
- I sadly lost some video when one of my cameras crapped out on me at one point. So the glory of Melissa’s coq au vin, among other things, is not featured here.
-The music is by the Kelele Brothers, from their album Has Beens & Wives, which you can purchase here for the low, low price of $8.88 CAD.
-There were meant to be two adorable infants featured in this flick, but somehow I also lost the video of young Rowan, leaving just baby Macy to represent the 6-months-and-under set.
-And for the record, it is my brother’s hand, not mine, doing the head-squishing/head-patting of our parents at the 1:55 mark.
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December 1st, 2009Video
It’s December first; here’s November’s Video Scrapbook. If you’re unfamiliar, each month I take a bunch of video on my point-and-shoot digital camera and then edit it together and set it to music. In these videos you see little snapshots of my life and the people and places in it. I’m planning to complete and entire year’s worth of these — April 2009-March 2010. I didn’t start out with that kind of grand plan — in fact, the first video was meant to be a one-off — but then it just seemed natural to continue. That means this project is 3/4 done!
In this edition, you’ll see that there is a lot more darkness/less sunlight, but surprisingly little snow. Don’t worry. It’s coming.
Links to previous scrapbooks can be found below. Enjoy! And happy December.
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November 4th, 2009Video
It’s short but hopefully sweet.
Music is from Do Make Say Think’s wonderful new album, Other Truths. The track is an edit of the album’s lead-off track, “Do.”
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October 6th, 2009Video
Continuing my tradition of posting each month’s scrapbook later and later with each edition, here’s September. Once again, the soundtrack is on the melancholy side. Perhaps for October I’ll return to some booty-shaking pop-rock. Can’t say I regret picking Snowblink’s “When Pushed from a High Branch,” though. It’s super beautiful.
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