I have been neglecting this blog for so long, that I think it was threatening to get rid of me!
I am well, have a new PaceMaker to keep the ol’ heart beating on time and have survived another Edmonton Winter. I spend far too much time trying to understand and lately combatting the illeral left and their ideological wars or free speech and the increasing racism of the “anti-racists”.
However, I had occasion to want to learn how to do a video edit, without clogging up my overloaded hard drive, so I tried Microsoft’s new and free of charge ClipChamp program. Of course I had to have a video file to practice on, so I stumbled upon a recording I did last year of the Huron Carol. I managed to edit it a bit and add a title and save and publish it – so very belated or early Winter Solstice/Christmas greetings to all.
https://www.youtube.com/embed/PVtaMOBvu-4?si=4h2qVViBZvXTVUBX%20title=YouTube%20video%20player%20frameborder=0%20allow=accelerometer;%20autoplay;%20clipboard-write;%20encrypted-media;%20gyroscope;%20picture-in-picture;%20web-share%20referrerpolicy=strict-origin-when-cross-origin%20allowfullscreen/iframe
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