Hello everyone and welcome back! It has been a long week filled with excitement and drama... Maybe too much of it. Anyways, some questions for you...
1) What kind of camera do you use?
2) If you had your own TV network, what would you put on it?
3) How do you think the American family would change over the next 25 years?
4) What was the last thing you took a picture of?
Enjoy your weekend!
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1. A little pocket Casio with more bells and whistles to fudge with than I have the patience or interest to learn about. It takes great blurry pictures, non?
2. I think I have very eclectic tastes, and tend to go off on tangents... the programming would always be a surprise?
3. I would hope there would be more emphasis on taking care of the kids. Too many are forced into more adult roles and adult situations than should be; too many are finding themselves actually running the show. Kids are desperately seeking adult guidance.
4. I'm pretty sure it was a combo smoke/carbon monoxide detector. ;>
1. I use an old Olympus Sytlus 9000 Digital I got on E-Bay for $50.00 most of the time, but honestly I still like my Konica 35mm Film Camera the best.
2. Music Video's, of NOTHING but the very late 60s and the early to mid 70s.
3. Believe It or not, I really don't like saying this, but I think they are doomed. I see a mass of dead POOR to MIDDLE CLASS people, and really only the RICH enjoying life. Sad I know. I have Grandchildren.
4. An Eagle on the Wisconsin River. Actually I really only tried, but without being able to look through the lens, they are almost impossible to photograph In flight.
I am going to combo somebody :)
1. Currently using a canon 5 mega pixal, tho my favorite is a pentax spotmatic.
2. Warnings of future doom created by the dysfunctional Damnocraps and Repulsicans. Public lynchings of corrupt government employees. I think you get the idea.
3. Toad is probably dead on with this one.
4. Just this week, a crazy lady stormed me at the Milwaukee courthouse because I photographed her in the court halls. Most public officials are that way.
Thanks for asking and all have a great, fun-filled weekend.
1) We have two of them the small camera is a Sony Cyber-Zoom digital and the big camera is Sony Super Steady Shot.
2) I would make sure it is something that the kids can watch with no violence. I have two Grandchildren and a lot of what is on TV I do not think is appropriate for kids.
3) The poor with be poorer and the rich will be richer.
4) All I can tell you is birds. If you ask me what kind I can not tell you.
Toad- When any bird is in flight it is just as hard to take the picture looking through a lens. I have taken pictures of them in flight and it is not easy either way.
I hope everyone has a great weekend!
1. Well, I looked when I was home at lunch and now I forgot. One step closer to the "home".
2. Porn.
3. I don't know. In my lifetime I've seen people go from dressing in suits for sporting events to people wearing their jammies to shop. We've lost something and I don't know what.
4. A house in my neighborhood. I am on a mission.
1) Sony Cyber-shot 8.1 Megapixels
2) Old cartoons
3) Unfortunately, I also agree with Toad. Maybe something good will happen, but so far all I see is more and more decline.
4) A car that cut me off in traffic.
1) Kodak Z812-IS
2) Drama, Science Fiction and one new channel that ONLY tells and shows good news!
3) To a bunch of Zombies sitting around with all their electronic gadgets.
4) My deck…..
1) 2 cameras like Tender Heart said, I prefer to use my Sony DCS-H2 (the big one)
2) A music channel that would feature live in concert programing, none of this MTV crap!
3) The future looks rather bleak. Too much TV, iPhones, etc and not enough quality family time.
4) A White Crowned Sparrow and a Brown Thrasher. http://www.flickr.com/photos/87108006@N07/8700889020/in/photostream
1. Canon Power Shot S51S (I only know this because I pulled it out and read it)
2. probably a talk show, topic varying with my moods or things going on at the moment
3. they will barely talk to each other , much like life will be, only interacting online, not in person, people skills will plummet, etc
4. my trip with my sister to Wabasha
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