Yesterday my granddaughter & I visited Rhodes Hall “The Castle On Peachtree Street” here in Atlanta.
The castle was built by Amos Rhodes as a permanent residence between 1902 and 1904. He called it “Le Reve” or “The dream”.
After Amos Rhodes’ death in 1928, his family deeded the house to the State of Georgia for historical purposes.
If you were to visit Atlanta, I recommend going to Rhodes Hall and taking your camera because they do allow you to take pictures inside as wel as outside.
In my next post I ‘ll reveal some more details about the history of Rhodes Hall and show you some great pictures.
Whenever I want to relax my body & exercise my brain I pick up a pencil & my sudoku puzzle book.
You can buy these books at the dollar store and they have 100 or so puzzles in them ranging from easy to very hard.
Don’t get too wrapped up in them though because once your brain is exercised and fit to go to work you will want to concentrate on writing your ebooks or how-to guides.
Kevin Riley has published so much in this regard that you need never go anywhere else to begin your own product creation business.
Next week a new How To Guide will be published with full step by step details for easy to follow sight reading and tips for playing by ear, on your electronic piano keyboard.
In the meantime, have a look at this instructional video for learning the blues scale.
I have just received Step 2 of Rocket Product Creation and the video DVD’s are just coming in to my physical mailbox like clock work. I live in a rural area where the mail is delivered by car to all the mail boxes along this country road.
Even though it is beautiful here in the country, now I feel much more connected to the outside world, even as far away as Japan.
Here is what Kevin Riley has to say about Step 2 of Rocket Product Creation.
“Generating a number of good ideas and turning them into a product
line will give you an info product business that makes you a good
income – and for the long run. Step 2 of Rocket Product Creation
shows you exactly how, with step-by-step video lessons and tasks
laid out for you.”
If you would like to get your hands on a copy of this great product for yourself, watch one of Kevin Riley’s latest videos below;
I have just purchased this newly published set of DVD’s and would like to recommend it to all of my visitors. One thing I just love about it is that it is not a downloadable product but a physical product that will be mailed directly to your home address.
I have such a problem with downloads or anything that has to be accessed only on line. Because of my very slow internet service I wait forever it seems to view any videos. Naturally this is very frustrating but with the Rocket Product Creation DVD’s all the videos can be seen immediately. I find this to be a wonderful thing aside from all the great advice in “Rocket Product Creation”.
If you would like to find out more be sure to read my next post.
If you have a digital camera that takes videos as well as still pictures, here is a tip that I found to be useful.
My camera has two buttons on the top and sometimes I, and my daughters in a few cases, accidentally took a video when trying to take a still picture. When we realized the situation we would continue the video until finished.
After transferring all the pictures from the camera to my computer the videos would just be black in Windows Photo Gallery or whatever program I tried to use.
When I tried to view them, with one program you could hear sound but you could not see a picture. In another program you could see a movie with no sound.
I finally found the correct program to use. All you have to do
is click on “Open With” then browse to the program called “Quick Time”.
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Sibling rivalry – does it ever stop? I was the oldest of five children, most of us less than two years apart. I don’t remember always fighting with my younger sister when I was a pre-schooler. But maybe I better ask my mother first before I get too proud of my behaviour as a child. […]
This coming week will mark the fourth anniversary of my little great-grandaughter’s death. My grandson’s wife created a beautiful and moving memorial video for her. Although it will make you weep, I wanted to share it with you. Then I want you to hold your family a little closer and treasure them with all your […]
Five-year-old grandson loves to go to the library. I allow him to choose his own titles, which are usually about dinosaurs, bugs, lizards, or snakes. There is something about creepy crawlies that appeals to boys that age. His favorite television shows right now are Dinosaur Dan and The Dinosaur Train. Anyway, back to the books. […]
My youngest daughter and her family went camping last weekend. After their first night in the tent, Grandson had spots all over his forehead. Looked like he was attacked by an army of mosquitoes. By noon, Grandbaby Girl had them too and Grandson was covered. Being the all-wise grandmother I am, I looked at the […]
Since summer is stretching ahead of us and your grandkids will probably be bored before you know it, I’ve got some ideas. These are excerpts from my guide called “How To Create Newsletters Your Grandkids Will Treasure.” I’ve chosen a few of the hobby and activity related ideas and hope you can make use of […]
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