Here are my answers to this week’s Share Your World from Sparks

What’s your go-to for unwinding after a stressful event or day?   Can be someone or something – music, pets, family or whatever you choose.

If I’m stressed out it’s usually because I’ve been dealing with people so the best thing is to have some alone time.  I get onto my computer and edit photographs, journal and Blog.

The plane you’re flying in is going to crash, no survivors.  If you had one song you could listen to before it happens, what would it be?  (credit toNewEpicAuthor for this one).  Please share the link to the song if you can.

Picture the scene “This is your captain speaking, there is no hope – we’re all going to die so let’s do it like heroes. Everybody sing along please.”

Then the titanic song comes on and everybody joins in and sings it through to the last line – My heart will go on – and then – nothing!

Titanic Song

What is one thing you’re really, really good at and not ashamed to admit it?  I worded that deliberately because aren’t we taught to be humble and not pushy about our achievements?  Celebrate your ability!

George Bernard Shaw  said, “He who can does, he who cannot, teaches!”   If I could have I would have but couldn’t so I taught and found I was pretty good at that!   To teach you don’t need to be brilliant at anything.  You need to be okay at most things as you never know what you might be asked to teach. You also need to be an entertainer if you hope to keep the attention of your learners!

Would you rather lose all of your money and valuables or all of the pictures you have ever taken?

Because at my age it would be difficult to make back all the money on which I now survive – I’d rather lose the photos – I have the memories in my head.  I would, however, sincerely mourn the loss of those photographs!

And lastly

What were you grateful for or something that made you smile during the past month?

Good Health!   I was sick for a few days and hated it.  But I recovered quickly.   It made me realise how lucky I am to be free of anything life threatening or debilitating.