Give Your Mother A Wireless Digital Picture Frame on May 11th. She Wants One.

This is an attractive picture frame. It would look well on your wall, or on your piano, or anywhere you put it, actually. It’s a really nice black wooden picture frame. The framed photograph is bright and clear, and if you gave your mother a picture of her grandchildren, framed exactly like this, she would probably love it. She would put it on the wall or on her desk, and occasionally she would look at it and smile.

This second picture frame, however, is a Digital Spectrum MF8104. It, too, is an attractive picture frame, and it, too, would look well on your wall, or on your piano, or anywhere you put it. It’s a really nice wooden frame. The framed photograph. . . but wait. The Digital Spectrum MF8104 doesn’t have just ONE framed photograph. I can tell you, first-hand, that MY Digital Spectrum MF8104 has well over four thousand framed photographs. Thanks to my FrameChannel account, that number is growing, too. If you gave your mother four thousand photographs of her grandchildren, children, dogs, cats, relatives, friends, neighbors, vacations, old school days, etc, she would probably love it. She would put it on the wall or on her desk and she would look at it four dozen times a day and smile. The MF8104 is also wireless, so you could send your mother new pictures as quickly as you could take them.

She’s your mother. You decide.

But you’d better decide quickly, because Mother’s Day is May 11th.

MagMyPic, on PhotoJoJo. What Fun!

I was playing over on the PhotoJoJo website and I found their VERY interesting and fun MagMyPic!

With MagMyPic, you can put your photograph, or anybody else’s, for that matter, on a (fake) but very real-looking magazine cover!

I put my whole family, one at a time, on “magazines” that best befitted them, in my opinion. (snicker) I uploaded them into my FrameChannel account, so they’re slideshowing, randomly, across my wireless picture frame as I type. It’s awesome.

You can also put your MagMyPic on your Facebook, MySpace, and other websites!

The “magazine” shown here is my very own Digital Spectrum MF8104 wireless digital picture frame, shown -most appropriately, too - on TruLove magazine.

There is a very good reason why I chose TruLove to display my wireless frame.

I think you all know by now what that reason is.