“Time to grab your boots and start the day!”

And them boots might come in handy with the rain we are in the midst of this morning. It is also foggy, which sure makes things look mighty dismal out there. But Fall is like that some days, which I found makes me look forward to the sunny days.

Yesterday, since it was rainy outside, I decided to spend some time getting to know my new equipment for making YouTube videos. I was excited to give it a try, but I ran into some issues and had to wait for my son Karl to come home from work. While I waited, I read through the instruction manuals, which helped me understand how to use the equipment better. I must admit, it felt a bit overwhelming to figure everything out at first.

But as I always say, when you see a big pile of tasks, it can be discouraging. However, if you break things down into smaller steps, it becomes more manageable.

Anyway, once Karl got home, he walked me through setting up the equipment. Now that it’s up and running, I plan to test it today and see how it performs, which I find quite interesting.

And it should be noted that I’m just starting out on this YouTube journey, and I want to make sure everyone knows that everything is brand new to me. To all those who’ve inquired, especially my sister Barb up in the snowy landscapes of Saskatchewan, if I’ll have my own YouTube channel, and the answer is yes! Once I have it all set up, I’ll share the link with you so you can watch my videos. But please keep in mind that I’ve never done this before, so there will be a lot of mistakes along the way. I actually think those mistakes will be a part of the videos and…

Let’s just say, you’ll get to see my learning process as I go along. So, I hope you’ll be patient with me as I navigate this new adventure. Thanks for your support!

With that, I am off for bowl of Porridge and an English muffin with some peanut butter this morning that my lovely wife is preparing for me. And then will see what the day has in store.

“That’s it for today, folks! Remember, a smile a day keeps the frowns away.”