Oops Grandma

I've known all along that I could use my digital camera for short videos. I figured it out on Saturday when Curlymop was here. I give my grandchildren some strange toys.
I also learned that I should not turn the camera sideways.



Ooops Grandma from pamela on Vimeo.

Comments

Anonymous said…
Oops! See grandma!

So cute.
7:03 PM, September 16, 2007
Anonymous said…
I think I just wrenched my neck.
8:12 PM, September 16, 2007
Anonymous said…
Is she EVER cute! And that giggle...and grandma's too LOL
8:55 PM, September 16, 2007
my4kids said…
Too cute! My kids have had those before.

I've done that with my digital camera before when taking videos.
12:22 AM, September 17, 2007
Anonymous said…
Precious! Glad I was on my laptop 'cause I could just turn it on its side (rather than wrenching my neck like WT).
6:06 AM, September 17, 2007
Susie said…
She's adorable, and I could hear Grandma's cute laugh too!
xo
6:48 AM, September 17, 2007
Debs said…
Both of you have a cute laugh. Unfortunately when my kids get those toys, their laughs are more of the evil nature instead of cute. *LOL*

Great video!
7:58 AM, September 17, 2007
Amanda said…
That's my girl. Isn't she darling. Glad you figured out your video. Thanks for having us. See you soon and love ya!!
9:00 AM, September 17, 2007
Anonymous said…
Buttercup says:

Silly Curlymop
9:07 AM, September 17, 2007
Anonymous said…
ROFL! You learn something new every day!
2:57 PM, September 17, 2007
Anonymous said…
There's nothing more pleasing than the laugh from your granchild!
5:03 PM, September 17, 2007
Mary said…
Heehee !Anna has some of this stuff, she really gets a kick out of it.

But my girl, she doesn't really need it to make those noises, if you know what I mean. ;)
2:43 PM, September 18, 2007
Wendster said…
A.D.O.R.A.B.L.E.! Now who taught her to make that noise?
My first grade students, when I would have them into class with their lunches, taught me to slurp jello through a straw. It sounds just like a light saber!
6:03 PM, September 18, 2007
Anonymous said…
she is just to adorable for words;)
10:19 AM, September 19, 2007
Anonymous said…
So cute!

I did that when I first videoed with my camera. I'm glad I'm not the only one!
1:08 PM, September 19, 2007
Anonymous said…
Adorable!

I love your laugh.....
7:48 AM, September 20, 2007
JoeinVegas said…
I love that laugh. My GD doesn't have hair long enough, but she's on her way to that size.
1:48 PM, September 26, 2007
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