Max Hahne - Home Sweet Home

Narrate a Highlights Slideshow Another option is to use a projector and put together a digital slideshow of your vacation highlights as you tell the story of your trip. Keep the tempo up by selecting no more than 100 and limiting the presentation to 10 minutes. Remember your guests want to share in your experience, but since they aren’t invested in it the same way you are, their interest will wane after a short time. Displaying Prints One option is to print your pictures and put them up on tri-fold boards. You can also hang them down a long hallway by mounting a long strand of yarn, rope, or wire to the wall. To do this, simply insert a tack or nail at each end of the line and allow it to droop down in between. Then use clothespins or paper clips to attach photos.

Dedicate a Wall to Background Slideshow A third option is to simply let the slideshow run on repeat throughout the event. This will give everyone a chance to view at their leisure and ask questions as they arise. It’s a more organic way of engaging on the topic without mandating everyone to sit and watch. After all, the idea is to inspire and engross your friends, each of whom will have a different level of interest. Whether your recent trip saw you scale the mountainous terrain around Machu Picchu, sip coffee within view of the Eiffel Tower, hike to the base of the Grand Canyon, or leisurely enjoy a gondola ride through the canals of Venice, you can take your friends and family along on the memory train with you. Who knows, you might even inspire them to make a similar trip, and be invited to their travel party when they return.

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March 2024

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