Lesson 10 – How I think I’ve Grown In The Last Week.

Hey guys! This essay is on how I think I have grown as far as my YouTube channel is concerned.

So, to start off, I will say the obvious: I now have a YouTube channel and I did not before. I still have not posted any videos yet, but I still have a YouTube channel! Next is that I understand a little bit better how YouTube works.

I was supposed to include some thoughts about my YouTube name, banner, icon, and about page.

So, my YouTube channel name is Music Moedim. “Moedim” is Hebrew, but in English it means something like: ‘The appointed times of music.’ Yes, it’s a little creative and a little less direct, however, it does say a little bit about my YouTube channel.

Next is my banner. So, I made my banner on Paint 3D. I just moved some of the instruments onto the screen and…there it was! It took a bit of figuring out, but I got it!

Next is my icon. My icon was also made on Paint 3D. It is just a piano. Not a ton to talk about there…except that it’s a Grand piano…and its black…Okay, maybe there is a few things to talk about!

Next is my about page. In there I basically said that my YouTube channel is dedicated to making music. OK, it’s more interesting than that!

I was also supposed to say how the things above (banner, icon, etc) support my Value Proposition (VP) and my target audience.

So, my Value Proposition is to provide satisfying musical content (I may or may not do music tutorials, time will tell), but that is basically what my about page says. My target audience is those who want to listen to music and be satisfied (or those who want to learn music). So, I would say that they agree with my about page.

Well, if you want to check out my YouTube channel, here it is: Music Moedim.

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Thanks for reading!

~SonofYHWH

Lesson 2 – My Favourite Free-Time Activity

Alright! This post is on what my favorite thing to do in my spare time.

So, let’s get to it:

My favorite free time activity is probably hanging out with friends. One of the things I like to do with friends is to play sports (such as football, Frisbee (even though that may technically not be a sport), baseball, etc). One of my favorite sports to play with my friends is soccer. Another thing I do with friends are board games and card games (such as UNO, Captain Sonar, etc). I also really like laughing and whether that is with friends or by myself, I enjoy it nonetheless!

Another thing I like to do…is to sleep! I seem to have a tendency to do that with my eyes closed! Even though sleeping is nice and all, Proverbs says the following:

“Do not sleep, lest you become poor; Open your eyes, be satisfied with bread.”

Proverbs 20:13 ISR

So…maybe…I shouldn’t like it…too much…but it is still nice to sleep!

I also like to read. As already stated, I like to laugh (who doesn’t?). So I enjoy comedy books. I also like to read adventure novels. Some good adventure novels are: The Hardy Boys, Tom Swift, I am Canada, etc.

What is your favorite thing to do? Leave your answer in the comments below!

Thanks for reading!

~SonofYHWH

Photo Credits:

https://tinycards.duolingo.com/decks/59EMUsKE/spare-time

Lesson 1 – What I Did This Summer!!!

Hey guys!

This essay will be on what I did this summer.

In August, I passed level 10 swimming lessons (I would like to have a lifeguard license). Then late that same month to early September, my Mom, my sister, and I went to a camp located in Saskatchewan, Canada (my Mom was a cook at the camp). Also in August, we had a sleepover for a bunch of our friends and their parents. Then in late August to early September, my family and I went to British Columbia, also in Canada, for a family reunion. Sometime during the summer, my minor’s firearms license arrived in the mail.

That is a few highlights of my summer!

Thanks for reading!

~SonofYHWH

Photo Credits:

https://www.pexels.com/search/summer/

Here is what I did Last Summer!

Hey guys!

I am just going to tell you a bit of what I did last summer. Well, on June 25, I had a fairly major cut on my leg (I went to the Hospital and got it sown up. It is pretty much healed now). I passed level 10 swimming lessons (I would like to have a lifeguard licence). From late July to early August I went to a camp located in Saskatchewan (Canada). We had a bunch of friends over for a sleepover. My Minors, firearms licence arrived. And at the end of August early September, our family travelled to British Columbia for a family reunion.

Well, thanks for reading!

Welcome To My Blog!!!

Hey there!

This is my first blog post. First of all, I want to say welcome to my blog site!

I also want share a few things about me. That way you may be able to know me a little better. Well, I enjoy playing guitar and sports, hanging out with friends, and accomplishing my goals. My family has several cats and we also have a male German Shepherd dog (therefore, I would suggest concluding the following: we are pet owners). I believe that the entire Bible is still true and directly applicable to are lives today. I am also home schooled and a RPC (Ron Paul Curriculum) student. Well, thanks for reading!

My First Blog Post

Be yourself; Everyone else is already taken.

— Oscar Wilde.

This is the first post on my new blog. I’m just getting this new blog going, so stay tuned for more. Subscribe below to get notified when I post new updates.

Introduce Yourself (Example Post)

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You’re going to publish a post today. Don’t worry about how your blog looks. Don’t worry if you haven’t given it a name yet, or you’re feeling overwhelmed. Just click the “New Post” button, and tell us why you’re here.

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• Because it gives new readers context. What are you about? Why should they read your blog?
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