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Showing posts with label Coming Back Home. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Coming Back Home. Show all posts

20 November, 2013

Step Right Up And Ride the Bone Shaker


I had this post up for a short time then took it down to, ahem... clean up some inadvertent language problems that crept into the sound track. It's all mo' betta now. It took longer than I thought it would because I'm new to YouTube and how to edit videos on their site. That was an exercise in frustration. All done now and I've learned how to do some things with video, so maybe I'll post a few more as time permits.

One of the things that YouTube tries to do, is to help you present your video in its best light, so to speak. They asked several times, "We detected your video may be shaky. Would you like us to stabilize it?" Of course I refused. That was kind of the point of these videos. I wanted them to be shaky, no 'may be' about it.

Everyone likes a good carnival ride now and then. Here's one you're sure to. You can take it coming or going. You might think I'm talking to myself in the videos, but, as usual, I have a couple of the girls, Secret and Cindy, with me. They love going for rides, even if it does jar their teeth.

Road Trip Going and Coming
    Going to Town
      Coming Back Home
      I figured that after all my bellyaching about the road, that I should show you some of what it's actually like. So, I took my camera in hand and drove up and down the stretch of our road (Ferry Road) that we travel on all the time to give you some idea of what the road may actually be like. Truthfully, it was my night to cook, so I killed two birds with one stone. Grabbed the camera and did this bit, but, I also went into town to Chon Kong Restaurant, and got us some good fried chicken for supper.

      I have it on good authority that further south of us (Going to Town = North, Coming Back = South) that the road gets unimaginably worse, so keep that in mind as you watch one of the videos. Of course, if you've a desire, feel free to watch it in both directions - not at the same time, of course.

      Pretty much the same thing can be said for a lot of the streets and roads all around town. It has become quite a bit harder to get around town. All the old short-cuts have been cut short, as in the road is probably blocked. Everything should be back to normal by, oh say, next rainy season or so.