The next best thing about October's Positivity Journal video is that I participated in a Swap and Glue challenge and created an art journal page with what I was sent. I need to learn to cut out the long pauses and out-of-frame shots, but it's a process video, so went with what I had taped. My other new friend on YouTube named "Possum Patty from Pencil-vania" has been coaching me. She said at first it really feels strange to be talking to nobody, but after awhile, you get used to it. 😃 The other problem I have and have always had, I think I've mentioned it before here, is being able to think quickly under pressure. Need a script in the ole noggin' before I tape.
Well, here's my text for my October section of my Positivity Journal. En-JOY! (Oh, and by the way, I have a new JOY video up too!)
QUOTES/SAYINGS/WORDS:
Ball Regular
Happy People Shine Brighter
Hello Fall!
JOY
Love
Making Memories
Peace
Peas Be Kind! Spread Hap-pea-ness!
Radiate Positivity (found large sticker at Dollar Tree)
"STAR -
S (describe the Situation);
T (target the ideal solution-what has to change?);
A (Action: What steps have to happen to make the change?);
R (how to measure and monitor the results)." ~ Marsha Baker.
Texas Toast
"You Pick Pumpkins 50 cents!
"Why don't you start with a few nice pictures of yourself holding up a journal or something at chest level as an intro. Smile! That's all people want to see! When you gain confidence...do the same with live...keep it short...keep smiling...people will love that!" ~ Possum Patty of Pencil-vania.
SCRIPTURES:
Psalm 39:3 = my heart grew hot with me. While I meditated, the fire burned; then I spoke with my tongue.
Psalm 48:9 = With your temple, O God, we meditated on your unfailing love.
Psalm 77: 3 = I remembered you, God, and I groaned; I meditated and my spirit grew faint.
Psalm 77: 6= I remembered my songs in the night. My heart meditates and my spirit asks;
GOOD MEMORIES:
Every Friday was my Oklahoma Grandma's hair-do day. She and grandpa would get up early and head into town after breakfast and morning chores were done. She would visit the hairdresser and get her hair gussied up, then they would go to the El Rancho restaurant in town to buy lunch. Sometimes they would stop to visit her brother and his family for a couple of hours or go pick up groceries or whatever they needed in town. I got to go shopping with them several times, so I pretty much knew the routine. Then they would head home which was about 18-20 miles from town.
Grandma loved flowers and had them planted in her yard around the house. She especially liked irises.
Went with my Oklahoma Grandpa and cousin to a circus once in Amarillo, Texas. It was a LONG drive and mostly what I remember was the parade of the performers and animals at the beginning of the show. It was the Barnum and Bailey Circus.
MY FAVORITE POEM ARE LYRICS AGAIN THIS MONTH:
My Favorite Things
Sung by Julie Andrews in The Sound of Music
Written by Oscar Hammerstein II and Richard Rodgers.
