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Yesterday was Break Day at my karate dojo, and I took several pictures while my son and our classmates broke their boards. Despite the difficulties associated with a point-and-shoot digital camera, I caught a few great shots and I’ll be sharing them with our sensei and some of the other students.
As usual, I uploaded them all to Flickr. However, I didn’t want to wait a week or so for the pictures, so I decided to try their “print to Target” option. This is just what it sounds like: you have your pics sent to Target, then pick them up and pay for them an hour later.
Just a few clicks and my pics were on their way. We showed up for them a few hours later, and while there was a network glitch that prevented the initial transfer, we were able to get our pictures just a few hours after taking them without the double duty of uploading the photos both to my computer and to a digital photo kiosk at a store.
Way cool.
About Mike Oliveri
Mike Oliveri is a writer, martial artist, cigar aficionado, motorcyclist, and family man, but not necessarily in that order. He is currently hard at work on the werewolf noir series The Pack for Evileye Books.
