Dual Battery Kit Instructional DVD
This is a project I filmed, edited and even did the voice over for! It is a curious piece of history for me. The unit itself is about to be sold in this country and in the USA. This was one of the many things I have done for a friend to help him with his business. I haven't been paid as such, but I just wanted to help him. IF it works for him, I believe he will be kind to me for the work I have done. He is a good bloke anyway.
It goes for 8 minutes odd and if you wanted to hear my voice for those of my blogging friends in the US, here is your chance.
Enjoy!
It goes for 8 minutes odd and if you wanted to hear my voice for those of my blogging friends in the US, here is your chance.
Enjoy!
Comments
I am such a visual learner, and I am thinking even I could do this with your video.
I hope you and your friend do well with the dvd. :)
I was interrupting in my listening to your YouTube instructions by the incoming reception of a duplicate e-mail (the first one was unwanted, as well!) and found myself saying out loud - in a 'very authentic' Australian accent, "Aw, come on now! Ah've already got that one!!"
Don't ever let me get to Australia nor you here, either, Craig. My accent will be comPLETEly undistinguishable! :)
Love ya both... ;)
Tammy, you delude yourself - bless your heart - into thinking there is such a thing as an 'Idaho accent'. I mean, give me a break here!
All right. I propose that, as neither Tammy nor I - I'm correct in that assumption, am I not, Tammy? - will be getting to Australia any time soon, that the three of us meet, Craig, at a 'neutral' spot (your choosing, the next time you're in the USA) between "our" (Tammy's and my) two locations.
Denver? Colorado Springs? Whatcha think, Tammy? Do we have a 'go'?
Would love to make it to Australia some day...so many things I'd love to see there.
I guess there is beauty everywhere, though, right? Such a wonderful world we live in.