"Ya know, Selly, you've always loved working with kids. I know you're staying in TV for the time being. But, have you given any serious thought of teaching or working with children in some other fashion? You've got such a great personality. That smile will get you the keys to the kingdom." - the late Robert Lewis, WJHL TV anchor
Yes, Bob. I'm seriously thinking about it.
I really enjoyed your textual lineage, especially the quote, "Why have I been chasing happiness my whole life when bliss was here the entire time." I agree that happiness isn't a place; it's a state of mind. Using a family photo helped make this quote hold personal relevance. Very nice! :)
Nice job! I also liked the personal photos added, it stressed the importance and connection of those texts to your own life. Also, I love that you quoted a Bon Jovi song! :)
I LOVE that your video had a theme about home, and that you added personal photos. It really made me feel like I know something more about you (and how much you value your family and where you are from). Good Job!
I really enjoyed your textual lineage, especially the quote, "Why have I been chasing happiness my whole life when bliss was here the entire time." I agree that happiness isn't a place; it's a state of mind. Using a family photo helped make this quote hold personal relevance. Very nice! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Kasondra.
ReplyDeleteThis was beautiful! The music set a nice tone for your message that happiness is a state of mind!
ReplyDeleteI really like your video, using your own photos is a great idea. As the old adage goes, happiness is 1/10 reality and 9/10 perception.
ReplyDeleteNice job! I also liked the personal photos added, it stressed the importance and connection of those texts to your own life. Also, I love that you quoted a Bon Jovi song! :)
ReplyDeleteI LOVE that your video had a theme about home, and that you added personal photos. It really made me feel like I know something more about you (and how much you value your family and where you are from). Good Job!
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