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What do you have to say?
It’s a simple question.
Think about it: What do I have to say?
On a quiet Sunday morning, I don’t say a lot. I crave the stillness that comes over our home. The only sounds I hear are the coffee maker and the pitter-patter of petite, puss paws running down the stairs in anticipation of the fresh can of tuna to be opened.What do you have to say?
I sit down with my coffee and think, “How do I answer that?
What’s important to me? What’s my passion? What inspires me?”
How do I express it?
Answer: That depends. With all the technology that’s literally within reach:
I find there are as many ways to say what I’m thinking or feeling as there are stories or thoughts good enough to share.
I take a look around the living room and I see photos of family and friends. I look to the kitchen and see my niece’s artwork taped to the fridge. I see a DVD of the home movies we transferred from VHS. I see a card I made and printed myself sitting on the kitchen table next to the fruit bowl. I see a homemade iron-on T-shirt in the laundry basket.Each one has a story. Each one brings an emotion and a smile. And I’m so grateful that a moment in time has been captured. So grateful that someone took the time to share.
What do you have to say?
Look around your home. Look to your family. Look to your friends.
Look inside yourself.
Inspiration is everywhere.
Say it.
Create it.
Share it.
Express it.
We can help.
HP Achievers (like Gwen Stefani) and Everyday Achievers (like Marcy O'Connell), HP's in-house experts (such as our Digital Photography Bloggers and Printing Tips team) and new community members are eager to help you express your story -- whether that's through an online photo gallery or photobook, a printed craft project, a blog, YouTube video, or customizing a skin for your newest CD release. This is the place to learn, create, share, and express yourself.
- Take the tour to get started.
- Click around to see how Gwen Stefani took her passion for Harajuku expression and created paper dolls and notecards for you to customize, print, and share with friends.
- See how busy mom Marcy O’Connell is inspired to create crafts, photobooks, clothing, quilts and more with her young daughters.
- Tell us what you’d like create.
- Learn about projects you can easily start today.
- Share your story.
Welcome to HP’s community. We look forward to hearing your stories.Until next time,
Angela
Angela LoSasso
Editor, Interactive Marketing
HP, Imaging and Printing Group, Americas
