'Bout time! And he is almost two years old??? Glad you made the sacrifice for him...all kids need to lick out bowls. Your dad has taken you guys' place and does so with delight:-)
About the uploading of video clips....I myself am having technical difficulties, but here is what I think is suppose to happen. Subscribe to Photobucket.com (it's free),which will allow you to post your uploaded videos on blogspot, facebook and other sites. Connect your camera to your computer with your cable (like how you would when you're downloading images to your computer).Click on "My Computer" and you should have a icon that says Kodak or something since you're camera is a Kodak, right? Click on that and it should bring up all your images and video clips. Copy and then paste your video clips under "My Documents" and then choose "My Videos." Then you go to photobucket.com and select 'Video.' You can browse the videos you want to upload and name it. Once it is saved to photobucket you can click on 'Share' and it will give you the option of which website you want to share this video with. This is exactly how I uploaded the Heartbeat video on my website, though now I'm having some issues with others. I don't know if this makes any sense to you. I'm not that good with computers. I'm going to give Canon customer service a call to help me. You could do the same with Kodak!
Brady and I made a gingerbread today and he got to (for the FIRST time) lick out the bowl.
Check out his little crossed eyes. :)
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'Bout time! And he is almost two years old??? Glad you made the sacrifice for him...all kids need to lick out bowls. Your dad has taken you guys' place and does so with delight:-)
ahaha! i love crosseyed kids...or kids that can cross their eyes...whichever...
Now that you've let him taste how delicious cookie batter is, it would be unfair to deny him ever again. =)This is still my favorite part of baking.
About the uploading of video clips....I myself am having technical difficulties, but here is what I think is suppose to happen. Subscribe to Photobucket.com (it's free),which will allow you to post your uploaded videos on blogspot, facebook and other sites. Connect your camera to your computer with your cable (like how you would when you're downloading images to your computer).Click on "My Computer" and you should have a icon that says Kodak or something since you're camera is a Kodak, right? Click on that and it should bring up all your images and video clips. Copy and then paste your video clips under "My Documents" and then choose "My Videos." Then you go to photobucket.com and select 'Video.' You can browse the videos you want to upload and name it. Once it is saved to photobucket you can click on 'Share' and it will give you the option of which website you want to share this video with. This is exactly how I uploaded the Heartbeat video on my website, though now I'm having some issues with others. I don't know if this makes any sense to you. I'm not that good with computers. I'm going to give Canon customer service a call to help me. You could do the same with Kodak!
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