Creative Zen Vision:M Blah, Blah, Blah, Oh, Are You Talking to Me?
I officially stopped testing the Creative Zen Vision:M last week but I am not meeting the PR agency until next week to return the player so I am still playing around with the device. I wanted to podcast about the Zen last week but Work was crazy so it has been postponed until this week. That is right. I have to do it today.
I started reading through my notes and I love myself. Isn't that horrible. I read what I wrote and I like it. I thought about podcasting the test so now I am debating which direction I should go with my podcast. This will be a Sofia Says podcast. In addition to deciding how to podcast the information, I have to chose music which is not my strong point and the reason that I have someone picking music selections for me to listen to while I walk to the market.
Yes, this is a daily activity in Europe. Walking to the local market to pick up a fresh baguette (German version using pretzel dough)
Going to the market in Europe is just like going to the market in the US and you end up buying more than just bread. The problem is that in Europe, you have to walk home with all that extra stuff and that is why Europeans are in such good shape. They are forced to be in shape. So, anyways, as I stood in a long line with my bread, chocolate bunny, milk and diet coke, the cashier starts talking to me. All I see are her lips moving as Coldplay is blaring in my ears. What the heck is she saying? I tilt my head and she starts waving her hands so that I look to my right where a new lane has opened up. Hurray! I may not have heard nor understood her German but hand signals ALWAYS work.
I started reading through my notes and I love myself. Isn't that horrible. I read what I wrote and I like it. I thought about podcasting the test so now I am debating which direction I should go with my podcast. This will be a Sofia Says podcast. In addition to deciding how to podcast the information, I have to chose music which is not my strong point and the reason that I have someone picking music selections for me to listen to while I walk to the market.
Yes, this is a daily activity in Europe. Walking to the local market to pick up a fresh baguette (German version using pretzel dough)
Going to the market in Europe is just like going to the market in the US and you end up buying more than just bread. The problem is that in Europe, you have to walk home with all that extra stuff and that is why Europeans are in such good shape. They are forced to be in shape. So, anyways, as I stood in a long line with my bread, chocolate bunny, milk and diet coke, the cashier starts talking to me. All I see are her lips moving as Coldplay is blaring in my ears. What the heck is she saying? I tilt my head and she starts waving her hands so that I look to my right where a new lane has opened up. Hurray! I may not have heard nor understood her German but hand signals ALWAYS work.
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