This a behind the scenes attempt to set a scene, which somewhat sequels my previous 3 videos in my kitchen… note the door in the left hand corner, directly to the left of the patio table. That door enters the kitchen shown in the previous 3 videos. In this scene behind the planned scene, I’m futzing around my patio, Amazon KINDLE-2 in hand [just ordered the Latest Generation!], with my Toshiba laptop’s web cam working gleefully in the background [I had the laptop set precariously on the tiny stool shown in the kitchen videos]. I was planning to use this patio setting for my next recording reading my paranormal murder mystery from KINDLE. But twilight arrived [video was recorded mid-July] before I could get myself and patio in the right play of frame. I relished this process so much, than when I saw the video in its raw, care worn joy, I decided to share it. Here you get a butterfly’s view of an old, deeply lived in house… a home, which was carried [circa 1909] by horse and cart from a small town 5 miles away from this 500 person, historic mining town. As worn as it is, I love this place and feel fortunate that it owns me. [My next video, “Patio Poses…. Video Frames Dancing” is my first attempt at using the Automovie option in Windows Movie Maker. That video uses parts of this one, and a second take which I didn’t upload.
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@TheAuthor01 This is much appreciated feedback, Robert. The flickering flames and trees reflected in glass were also the images which caught my attention when I viewed this video the first time. I’m glad you enjoyed visiting my home!
Speaking of that, did you see the previous video showing my antique kitchen stove, half coal half electric. I still use it for all cooking… except for the microwave, of course. I had attempted a MUM reading in that one but will re-do it in a better focus.
Okay Linda, I loved two things about this video; the flickering white flames on the table and the trees waving in the reflection of the windows. Okay …three. I liked being at home with Linda.