Sunday 8 November 2009
Where Shall We Play Today
When I blogged about the picture book 'Where Shall We Play Today?" by Gilly Meredith I think I suggested that I might one day blog me reading it. I have yet to find out how to do that so instead I've put it on a webpage and if you click here, hopefully you can hear my dulcet tones. Or should that be dull set tones?
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BIG APPLAUSE!!! I absolutely adore that you have done this - shared it with us; if only I could put it in my pocket to treasure with me always.
ReplyDeleteThere truly is a special feeling to hear your voice, like a familiar member of my family - your words warm my heart and the story you've chosen - oh, so precious!
I LOVE THIS!!!
When I read mine aloud, as I shared once upon a time - I used the video feature on my camera and then uploaded onto my account with picasa/photobucket/flickr/youtube - there are a wide variety of choices. What I'd like to know is how you did yours? I don't suppose I know how to do that but I liked it very much. Very-very much ♥
That was lovely. I can just imagine you reading it to Helen and Bryony.
ReplyDeleteIt worked very well!
Canadian Chickadee
Hi Heather, thanks for the lovely comment.
ReplyDeleteI made the recording using a freeware download called Mp3MyMp3 from http://www.mp3mymp3.com/ . I like this programme so much I gave them a small donation. I would rather give a donation to good freeware makers than pay a fortune to Mr Gates and Co. for stuff that, half the time, is not as good.
Then I wrote it into a spare webpage on the server I use for Jo's business website and various other odds and ends. To make webpages I use another free piece of software called Hippie but there are lots of others and I believe you can use Microsft Office. But it all depends on you having a website of your own in the first place.
Excellent story-telling John. I will post the link to my granddaughter in Germany. I am thinking of all ways to keep her English language, as she doesn't get much practice now.
ReplyDeleteI had a nice rummage round after hearing the story, and went on to find your book site and then your photography site... you are a busy chap!
Well done
Love Granny