You know that you're losing interest in your camera when...

1. You see a picture on it that you meant to delete almost 2 weeks ago.
   
2. The last time you took a picture with it was almost 2 weeks ago.
3. The last pictures that were uploaded from it onto the computer were uploaded by your parents.
4. That last uploading was a month ago.
5. The camera is begging you to give it new batteries.
6. You no longer play with the camera and take weird pictures with it like you used to.
7. Your blog has been empty of pictures for 2 months.
8. You start trying to plug the USB cable that you use to upload pictures into the place that you put CD's and DVD's into.

Here are some weird pics that I took a few weeks ago. I had a lot of fun with the colors and effects.





I think these are some of my best pictures yet, color and effects wise at least. Oh, and that's my aunt's carpet, by the way. OK, so maybe I 'm playing with my camera more than I thought I was... Sorry that I haven't been posting as much lately...maybe it's school...or something. I don't know. I guess that its the lack of things to post about...maybe.

Jelly Telly is here!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

After approximately 7 months of waiting, Jelly Telly is finally here!!!

jellytelly.com

Be sure to watch Monday's show first because it has Kidmo, which is really cool.

Jelly Telly...almost...here

Remember Jelly Telly, the thing that I posted about a few months ago? Well, at first it was supposed to be here Friday, then today, and now possibly tomorrow, if not in a few hours. Most people who visited Phil Vischer's blog within the last few hours are going nuts with the suspense. We have all been pushing refresh, refresh, refresh... on the front page of the website that for the past hour or so has said "This site is under maintenance, please come back later" and on Mr. Vischer's blog to see if he has given us an update. The suspense is getting pretty intense! I got to see a few minutes of video earlier because something weird was happening, and it was really awesome and funny! Unfortunately, it only lasted for a few short minutes.

Just to revive your interest in Jelly Telly, let me re post the demo video.





I might as well give you the link to Phil Vischer's blog so you can see for yourselves exactly how crazy it's getting over there. philvischer.com

Adventures In Repairing DVD Scratches (Part 2)

So I tried to fix our copy of "The Wonderful Wizard Of Ha's" because it was scratched really, really badly. I tried bananas and toothpaste, at it didn't work. So I just a few minutes ago, I tried another method that involved diet coke, paper towels, peanut butter, and baking soda. It did not work. I don't really know why. I think it's time to head to eBay.