I hope you realize what you having started. We now know your camera is able to work in league with your computer and us stay-at-homes' computers; which means we will expect oodles of photographs at frequent intervals from all over the world. The only acceptable way to avoid this would be to accidentally drop either the camera or the computer, or both, over the rail into the Pacific. But please don't do that because the pictures make the whole wonderful experience come alive for us. Not quite as good as being there but tremendously exciting. No, really, I mean it - the whole magic comes through. Keep them coming, PLEASE!! Lots of love, David.
Its me again. There is something about writing these blogs which causes me to make spelling/grammatical/repetetive/whathaveyou errors, every time. Have you noticed? One per blog; at least. Perhaps I am nervous about sending words flying to alight in the middle of oceans, like albatrosses. Or perhaps its just another manifestation of geriatric crumble. Actually, I think it is because what you are doing excites me enormously and I am with you in spirit, not sitting prodding at a keyboard in freezing Ontario. I don't think I have made one in this blog yet; so I'll stop. Hey! Send more pics, eh?
Wow. Those are great; looks like an amazing place. I'm glad you got the camera working. From what I remember, it should do everything automatically when you plug it in to your computer. Enjoy Japan!
Yippee - pitchers!!
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I hope you realize what you having started. We now know your camera is able to work in league with your computer and us stay-at-homes' computers; which means we will expect oodles of photographs at frequent intervals from all over the world. The only acceptable way to avoid this would be to accidentally drop either the camera or the computer, or both, over the rail into the Pacific. But please don't do that because the pictures make the whole wonderful experience come alive for us. Not quite as good as being there but tremendously exciting. No, really, I mean it - the whole magic comes through. Keep them coming, PLEASE!! Lots of love, David.
Its me again. There is something about writing these blogs which causes me to make spelling/grammatical/repetetive/whathaveyou errors, every time. Have you noticed? One per blog; at least. Perhaps I am nervous about sending words flying to alight in the middle of oceans, like albatrosses. Or perhaps its just another manifestation of geriatric crumble. Actually, I think it is because what you are doing excites me enormously and I am with you in spirit, not sitting prodding at a keyboard in freezing Ontario. I don't think I have made one in this blog yet; so I'll stop. Hey! Send more pics, eh?
ReplyDeleteWow. Those are great; looks like an amazing place. I'm glad you got the camera working. From what I remember, it should do everything automatically when you plug it in to your computer. Enjoy Japan!
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