What’s a song that always puts you in a good mood?

What’s a song that always puts you in a good mood?

What’s a fear you’ve overcome — and how did you do it?
When I was 8 years old. I watched a movie called Wolfen about wolves eating people in the city of New York and South Bronx. It scared me to death because I thought wolves were going to jump through my bedroom window and eat me. Even though, I had prickly pear cactuses outside my window. I still had that fear because I had a very vivid imagination at that age. I would always sleep at the foot of my parents bed. I would wonder about the halls because I couldn’t sleep. Then, one night, I was wondering about the halls because I couldn’t sleep. I saw a ghost outside my parents window. The ghost was white, had an axe embedded in the hand and was chopping at the tree outside my parents window. So, I was already scared because of Wolfen, but now seeing a ghost was even more terrifying. I went in the backyard and I looked up at the tree and there were chop marks on the tree. The same tree outside my parents window. So I screamed and ran back inside the house. I guess knowing there was a ghost there got me so scared that after that day and night I just dealt with sleeping in my own bed, so I overcame it by just dealing with the fear I had. It took me three months to deal with the fear, but I didn’t want to see that ghost again. So, from that night on I slept in my own bed. I forced myself to sleep. I would say my prayers to God to keep me safe, so that helped also. Also, my stepdad reassured me that a wolf would not get in because of the prickly pear cactuses outside my window.
What’s the best way to build self-confidence?

How do you build loyal subscribers?
I think the way you build loyal subscribers is always writing and being present. Even if it is just a blurb, just write. You don’t have to write a novel to have loyal subscribers. As long as you are honest and to the point with most or all of your posts. You should have loyal subscribers. Another way is to teach them something they cannot get from someone else. Then, you will have very loyal subscribers. Maybe having a niche can help, but if you are just honest and you write from your heart and are frank. You should have loyal subscribers. If they want to know something about you. They should be willing to ask you. You should not have to write pages and pages of material to get them to be loyal subscribers, just saying. Loyal subscribers probably want most of all, for you to be human and not robotic.

Share a proverb you think is completely wrong and make your case.
Money can’t buy happiness. First off, Money buys a lot of happiness. Money can buy tacos and having tacos, depending on who you are, can bring happiness. You can buy all sorts of things that bring happiness. Money can buy happiness. It just depends on how you view happiness. To some people, having tacos or some other food item, such as a salad. Even having a plush toy of hello kitty can bring happiness and guess what. You have to buy Hello Kitty. They bring happiness. Maybe, not for the long term, but hey you can always get more tacos and be happy again. Or, you can buy more Hello Kitties and be extremely happy. So, the proverb should be “Money can buy happiness.”


Do you believe in soulmates? Why or why not?




What’s something you’d love to see in the future, but know you probably won’t live to witness?


Do you believe in minimalism?

What’s a moment in your life that felt like it was straight out of a movie?
When I was much younger. I was about 20 years old. I went to Funtastics with my sister and my stepdad. At Funtastics, they have arcade games, bumper boats, miniature golf, Lazer tag, and of course food. It was a sunny day in summer in Tucson AZ. We had already golfed. Our next adventure, was the bumper boats. I was trying to get on a bumper boat and I almost fell in the water. If my stepdad had not caught me. I would have fallen in the water. That moment, played out like a movie. Thank you for reading. Have a good night.

Go on a walk today and share a photo of something that catches your eye.
