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@@debbieherring2644 Thank you so much!! 💕 I just practiced a lot with the lettering. I got a few pens and would practice with words that I used a lot and then did different phrases. The more you do the better you get. My favorite brush pens are the Zebra Brush Pen, Tombow Fudenosuke, dual tip Flair Brush Pen, and Pentel Brush Sign Pen. This video I used the Pentel Sign Pen. I have been thinking of doing more lettering videos.

I find planner videos very relaxing also. I am glad you are enjoying it! I am from North Carolina, and my accent is actually a little unique for the area. I grew up in a very small southern town, so my accent can get very thick southern. However, I don't love it when it gets to "country," so I cover it up so to speak. A lot of my family is from the North, and that also mixes in sometimes. So I have a very blended/neutral accent with a southern twist, I guess. I have always appreciated UK accents, and always find different accents fascinating.

@@darlinglittleplans I’ve a blended accent too. I was brought up in what we’d call a farmers county (county in like an American state I guess only a LOT smaller 🤣🤣 ) but some of my family are from London. Then when I met my husband I moved up north to the East Midlands so I’ve a variable of all three. Saying that, I have adhd and pick up accents so fast and so sometimes I’m Australian, sometimes some words come out in a Scottish, Irish or livapudlian (Liverpool) accent. Think of my accent a bit like Forrests box of chocolates, you truly never know what you’re going to get 🙊🤭🤭🤭🤭

@@TotallyRia I like the way you describe the blend of accents. I feel that way too, since mine shifts so much too. Nice to know there are others in the world who's accent changes with life. 😃

I pulled a lot of it, but looking at flip throughs of various faith Happy Planners. I also got some questions from the lady that created this planner; she had a list of different faith questions. I looked through and then created enough sets for 6 months, so each repeats twice. Happy Planner has four sets of questions and each repeating about three times. I also keep the bullet point prompts the same for each month; just change out the three main boxes. I will type out my prompts so you do not have to go searching in every video. Set One: verse of hope, favorite prayer, reflection on a personal trial Set Two: reflect on God's promises, how can you be a light to others, a testimony of God's faithfulness Set Three: reflect on a time God rescued you, scripture you'd like to meditate on, how God is moving in your life Set Four: how can you encourage others, question for God, a verse that brings you peace Set Five: I am hopeful that, why I believe in you, Lord..., Write a prayer of surrender to God Set Six: an area of my life where I need your hope is, the needs the Lord is currently meeting, God given gifts and talents - how you use them could also change the verse of ___ to any of the following: courage, love, hope, joy, discipline, peace, awareness, creativity, faith, humility I hope this helps!

@@a.plan2 congrats on your new role! I am actually really liking the weekly overview layout. I have found it is a lot easier to organize meetings and to dos; since there is a clear space for both. Last year as an AP/Teacher the dashboard worked really well; but I had more to do type things as opposed to this year I am having more meetings than I used to. I already set up my August spreads to help me get ahead, but will definitely be giving an update for the September spreads going over what works best for me and how I am using that. I plan on giving an update for what seems to be working after the first few weeks as well, so check back if you are interested. All the teachers start tomorrow, so it is a very exciting time. I hope you have a smooth transition into your new role and school year!

@@sherriechandler6582 Thank you for this. I have heard about undo, but never bought it because I heard the smell was bad. I then either try to peel them or just leave them. I will have to try the acetone!

@@cack121 For the journal prompts, I use the lists that @memoriesbymeyers creates. At the beginning of each month she shares prompts for the month and reshares last year’s prompts if you would rather those. She normally has the most recent ones pinned to the top of her instagram page.

@@JA-Sed thank you.

@@esthert9146 It is great to hear how you use it. I still a figuring out how to best use it in my routine, but it has many wonderful features.

@@mariastafford2774 I might do one here and there. A lot of times I have more sensitive information about what is happening about school written down and I don’t feel comfortable sharing all of that. I did do an assistant principal mini-flip through in my set up video for the principal planner. I had a similar way of organizing, so you could see an after the pen that way.

@@JA-Sed aww thank you! That is so sweet. 💕

@@JA-Sed thank you so much!

@@EAHsongs I will use it in an upcoming spread. I loved this sticker set so much that I used it in all my spreads this week. The octopus sticker will be in my Principal Planner video which will be up on Tuesday. 💕

Yeah, I switch it up for each spread for if I white it out or not. But this one was definitely fun to create.

Hi, Thanks! I will have to check out your videos as well. 💕

Thank you so much! 💕

They drive me a little crazy sometimes. I feel they are not always consistent. The Uniball Signo is more of my favorite for whiting out lines.

I used to white out all the lines all the time, but more and more I have stopped. However, for this spread I felt it was more necessary because of the tile lines. For me it kinda depends on how I am feeling in the moment. Thanks for sharing your experience! It is always nice to hear how others decorative plan.

Thank you! The lemon love sticker book is from Kell of a Plan and I think they are still in stock on her website Kellofaplan.com

They are really cute!