
I was so totally bummed when Kodak sold to Shutterfly this last year. You see, I've had my photos on Kodak for at least 5 years now. I know Kodak. I don't know Shutterfly. I was going to have to learn a whole new dagum system and well, I just don't have time for that. The pain in the butt that Kodak was sometimes was shadowed by familiarity. Amazing how I survive in this lifestyle when I buck to change to easily.
Kodak Easyshare was never quite so easy for me, but the calendars were such big hits, that they have become a tradition. So I had been putting off making our yearly photo calendar that we send to our family and friends.
So, just before Thanksgiving, I finally buckled myself down and opened up Shutterfly. Oh my gosh.
It's easy.
It looks totally cool.

Did I say it's easy?
And they have a fabulous line up of photo gifts. Plus, it's easy.
For the calendars, they have the layouts for multiple photos on a month set out for you to choose. You click on it and your chosen pictures are sucked into the format- swoop! AND you can pay for multiple calendars sent to multiple addresses in ONE order. Imagine?! No wonder Kodak sank. What have I been doing all of these years?
No, "Sucker" is not tattooed on my forehead.

Maybe most of you already know about this. But I just had to share my giddiness. Now I have to sell it to the grandparents. Maybe if I associate it with something they know and love. Shutterfly, butterfly, I love you.
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