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We're moving again! Well, not physically, but my blogger account is full, and I'm moving to a new blog location.
Click here to go to the new, improved, and totally awesome Bethany Harty blog. OK, you got me. It looks just the same as this one. Can't fool you :)
CLICK HERE TO ENTER MY NEW SITE!!!
Click here to go to the new, improved, and totally awesome Bethany Harty blog. OK, you got me. It looks just the same as this one. Can't fool you :)
CLICK HERE TO ENTER MY NEW SITE!!!
For the title, I used RC Mama's Sweet Daisey kit, and WordArt by ME!
I recently discovered the art of DigiScrapping, and must say. I'm hooked. I don't know enough about Photoshop to do anything really neat, but I did figure out WordArt. I LOVE it. And, since my family is getting a little tired of it, I decided to make a different site entirely for the word art. Follow the link below to see my "beautiful" creations. Enjoy!!!
Word Art
Family
Friends
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Kid Sites
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Church Sites
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- New Civil War Clothes
- Bike Ride/Walk on Friday Evening
- Spring is Here!!!!
- Pinewood Derby 2007
- Pancake Breakfast
- Easter Bunny!
- It Pays to Ask!
- Grocery Shopping Part II
- Grocery Shopping
- Cub Scout Pack 140 Pinewood Derby
- Spring Break Crafts at the Library
- A Royal Family
- The First Day of Spring Break
- "Tell My Father"
- Silly Faces at Lunch
- Civil War Presentation
- We're Going on a Walk!
- Jimmy on the Table
- Biscuits and Gravy
- Eme on the Trampoline
- Jacobs 2nd Orchestra Concert
- Jim
- I'm Dirty, and I Don't Care
- So Whatcha Got Under Your Hood?
- Army at the Auto Show
- Auto Show Video
- Weird Al Song
- Flute guy
- Jims Smile
- Posed Fight
- Stairing down the Barrell
- Civil War Underpinnings
- Brents New Musket
- My New Civil War Dress
- Eme
- Funny Man Tom
- Joe Joe the Fire Helper
- Lenny the Leprichon
- Dinner on Sunday Night
- Jimmy Ouchie
- Casino Royale
- Let's Burn Something
- Sunday
- New Dress
- Just My Luck
- Alex Rider: Operation Stormbreaker
- The Holiday
- Eme and her new Boots
- Ummmmmmm.......what?
- Naked, and Happy!
- Early Morning Bike Ride
- Captain Gravy Head
- Darth Jim is Back!
- Our Trip to Walmart
- Jim, Jim, Jim
- Jacob and Ms. Snyder
- Sick Kids over the Weekend
- My Fun and Exciting Weekend
- Cub Scout Blue and Gold Banquet
- More Chicago Auto Show
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5 comments:
Mom, that movie was very good.
Tom
Sweetie Pie...that is outstanding! What a great tribute to the men who made this Nation what it is today. This ties in very well with what our goal is in doing reenacting as a family - to educate this generation on the sacrifices of that generation during the War Between the States.
You had a great vision of this song (off The Civil War by Frank Wildhorn)and what it would look like on video. I am glad you let me be a small part of it in the final edit process, which is not necessarily fun when someone critiques your work. But it was real satisfying for me to sit with you, discuss the timing of the music, and the appropriate slide for what the song was saying.
I'm also glad we put some good pics of our group, the 26th NC Co. G in there also!
I really like the mix of actual Civil War photos with solid reenactment photos. Unless one pays attention, it can be difficult to really tell. Many of those photos are from Gettysburg, and that is very appropriate for the 26th, as they sacrificed the most of any regiment at that battle. And of course, my ancestor, Captain William M. Tuck of the 3rd Virginia Co. K fought under Kemper's Brigade in Picket's charge and was wounded and captured at Gettysburg.
This song makes me think a lot of my ancestor Francis Cossairt, and how 3 of the 4 of his son's who fought to preserve the Union died in the War. He had to be told 3 times that his son gave all in battle. Thankfully, his last son Capt. Jacob Cossairt lived or I wouldn't be here today!
Again, this is an outstanding effort for our family and friends. I can't say anything else to tell you my appreciation, except maybe, I love you very much for this effort on this video. I know it took you several hours to do, and you "did your duty" as Robert E. Lee often said.
Very nicely done.
Hello Bethany! Gosh, I really enjoyed looking at your blog and watching the re-enactment. Your mother emailed the website to me.
Bethany this is superb! You have captured the sacrifice and spirit of the war which pitted brother against brother, father against son and region against region. Wow! Tears flowed as the silent message of the pictures were described by the great song that you picked! Powerful stuff. You are a talented young lady and I am so happy that you are a part of our family, maybe even the heart and soul of the family, if the emotions captured in this blog. Thank you so much for being who you are. We all love you. Keep up the good work!
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