21 Days “Around the World”

First and foremost, this is REAL Americanized okay. I tried my best!

I did a little activity with my family in January that I thought I would share! I called it “21 Days Around the World”. Each night we “travelled” to a new place somewhere in the world, had a dinner inspired by that location and then watched a Disney movie or show that takes place there. That’s it. It was simple, but really fun! My oldest is very interested in Geography so it was great to involve his interest and involve the whole family.

If you’re interested in doing something similar or just curious where we “travelled to”. Here are the pages from the little flipbook I made for the “journey”:

Dressing Up As My Brother to Take Pictures With My SIL Because He Won’t.

It’s a good day to make fun of my brother.

So my brother, he takes the most unbelievably blue-ribbon-first-prize pictures of my sister-in-law (which I’m sure isn’t too hard because she’s just gorgeous anyways) See below a breathtaking photo my brother took of his wife:

But the funny part is that my brother will not get in a single picture with my sister-in-law.

One day, she was over at my house visiting without him (I think he had to work or something) and she told me of this particular conundrum; that she has such a hard time getting him to pose for pictures… so I came up with this very devious idea… I was like, hey, I look enough like him. Why don’t I just post for some pictures for her so that she can have pictures of them together? HAHAHA

So here below is my transformation and our photo shoot. Also note that the entire time we were laughing so hard taking these pictures. We were dying, it was great.

For quick reference here is a picture of my *actual* brother:

And this is me hahaha

Trying to get that “I don’t want to take pictures right now” face just right.

But also had to give her some cute ones.

Fake a road trip real quick

Getting that man stance perfected.

Have a big bowl of cereal so it’s more believable.

Sister-in-law’s if you really want to step up your game… just a suggestion

For Writers: How to Name Your Story

Guys, naming your book, movie, or story is pretty hard.

So, I came up with a list of ten ideas that you can use based on some patterns that I’ve noticed with other successful stories! Hopefully, this will help you get your ideas rolling and you’ll have a name in no time!

  1. Name your book after the main character.
    • Ex. Shrek, Hamlet, Emma, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, Forrest Gump
  2. Name your story after the group of protagonists.
    • The Incredibles, The Avengers, The Heathers, Ghostbusters,
  3. Name your book after an important setting in your story.
    • Ex. Westworld, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, Jurassic Park
  4. Name your book with the main story’s goal.
    • Ex. Back to the Future, Saving Private Ryan, The Great Escape, Finding Nemo
  5. Name your book after the main characters wound or false belief.
    • Ex. The Silence of the Lambs, Better Off Dead, Pride and Prejudice
  6. Name your book after the lesson that your main character learns.
    • Ex. It’s a Wonderful Life
  7. Name your creepiest story after a line said by the antagonist.
    • I Know What You Did Last Summer, Baby Reindeer,
  8. Name your story after your favorite line.
    • Ex. We Were Liars, Some Like it Hot, Gone with the Wind,
  9. Name your story after the main character’s job/calling/identity.
    • Ex. The Pianist, Gladiator, The Lion King, The Interpreter, The Godfather
  10. Describe your story in a single word and use that as the title.
    • Ex. Up, Alien, Jaws, Pyscho, Parasite

Did you think of any more examples or ideas? Comment them below!