Just Released - Our 21-page Guide on Birthday Traditions for Busy families
This free resource guide is available to all our readers. At the top left corner of this page, simply enter the email address you want your birthday traditions guide to be mailed to.
The guide is broken down into 4 sections:
One-Minute Ideas (it is after all written for busy families)
With a Little More Planning
Half Birthdays and
Traditions of Faith
You will also find a pageful of resource and links at the end of the book to Read more
Technorati tags: [tag-tec]animoto[/tag-tec], [tag-tec]slideshow[/tag-tec], [tag-tec]photo video[/tag-tec] When I was a kid, birthdays used to be a big family affair. 2 sets of grandparents, cousins, aunts, uncles and their dogs would come eat my cake.
Not today. Let's see, my kid's grandparents are in Indonesia, their uncle and aunt are in Singapore, another family member in Canada… But just because they won't fly in for a bite of your cake, doesn't mean they can't share your birthday: Send them a photo video.
My favorite photo video (you'll see why I don't call it "slide show") maker is www.animoto.com Just upload your photos, choose a music, title your show and Presto! you get a high-energy video show. Click Play below to see my Animoto video. To create an Animoto video yourself, watch this simple step-by-step video tutorial.
Never, ever, ever call these cool Animoto videos "slide shows", the Animoto guys get insulted.
"I'm not computer savvy at all. I wouldn't have dared start my photobook project if I didn't know I had these step-by-step videos to guide me. It turned out to be so easy." ~ Ruth T.
" I never knew you could do so many things with photos. I'm going to tell all my friends about your site, especially my friends who take tons and tons of pictures." ~ Elaine Ding, Singapore
"I run a home day-care and I created a photo calendar using photos of of the children. The parents said it was the best holiday gift they received from their childcare provider." ~ Esther Waworuntu, Framingham, MA.
