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Wow, these are fabulous peiutrcs!My favourite one is the one where Abel's smiling with his eyes closed and Marleigh is pouting you could add some great conversation bubbles over their heads!

As far as I know, you can see the first person to use a QR code in this video, starting at about 7:45 minutes in. You can generate QR codes here: http://beqrious.com/qr-code-generator/ They may not last, but even if they don't: you have a video for awhile when there was none! And you're documenting the times :) If you want other ways to include video, you can always include a DVD in the book. There are usually ways to convert technology when something new comes out, so when QR codes and DVDs become a thing of the past, you should be able to update the videos to fit the times.

Adding a QR code would be fun--if I had any idea how to do it (and, of course, assuming the video will be permanently at that web address and QR codes don't go the way of cassette tapes). It would be wonderful to have a how-to on that idea!