POST 7 : MAKE IT A MEMORY
MAKE IT A MEMORY Recently I found our old camcorder. An old fashioned model, grey, with that small screen that you can flip as you want. For the video recorder to work we had to put a tape ( which nowadays seems terribly old school but, to my mind it will be, and already now begins to become again a trend ). This video camera that my parents bought, they used to draw it at any occasion when I was little, riding a bike, reading, at Christmas, with my grandfathers... and then more later when my sister was born, with both of us recorded by our parents. It was absolutely hilarious, because of course when you are a child you do things pretty forbidden, you are in your bubble and sometimes you don't understand what is going on. But at the same time I got a little bit nostalgic to see and discover all those videos of us in our very childhood. You clearly see that life was quite distinct in the early twenties. Besides, one of the things that I totally enjoy about a camcorder is