Since we're cleaning out and selling the yellow house (cue lots of sobbing), my mom is throwing away all the VHS tapes (or, as my tech-savvy nephew calls them - "Brick DVDs"). I was grabbing a DVD of Charlie's Angels (sometimes I get really really weird movie cravings, deal with it) at the yellow house, and came across my childhood home video VHS. Side-note - Stevie and Carli should remember which Angel they were, and maybe the nostalgia of those days is what made me crave it. Stevie - do you have that photo of us still? I need it, like, really a lot much super.
Thanks to my incredible filmmaker father, who got his new camera equipment right before I came into the world, I have lots of great footage dating back to literally the day I was born! I cherish this video! Thank you, dad!!
Anyway, after a little research - AKA google VHS to DVD transfer - I found out that the BYU Library (whatup, HBLL!) lets you convert your videos for free. This is super great because I'm poor.
I started working on my little super-talented-graphic-artist-I-failed-Photoshop DVD case insert today. I'm keepin' it!
In totally unrelated news, I'm looking for a free (see above for income specifications) DVD insert that someone else makes for me for a home video DVD I'm converting from a VHS. This person should have graphic design proficiency and also really like to laugh. Danke.

