The following is a presentation of TFNN. Trade what you see with Larry Pezzavento. Toll free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Now, Larry Pezzavento. Okay, looking good. Billy Ray, feeling good, Lewis. We're going to change the modem today. And I just want to remind you that we lost two of the grand ladies of astrology these past two weeks, Jeannie Long of the Galactic Fibonacci Trader down in St. Augusta, Florida and then also Dr. Ruth Miller in Indianapolis, Indiana, who was my mentor. I've just posted her picture when she was 94. She traded up until she was 95, then she lost her hearing and then she caught Alzheimer's and she passed away on January the 8th. I spoke to her granddaughter last night and I told her I was going to do a little tribute to her because I'm not going to write an autobiography. I was thinking of one time, but now I'm not going to do that. So I'll give you a little rerun of how I got to do this. The Miller family, it was the Turner family. She was married to John Turner. She married Bob Miller after John had passed away. But they owned a farm in Farmersburg, Indiana, just south, about 8 to 10 miles south of Terre Haute and she taught at Economics at Indiana State University. She had a doctor in Economics. I knew John and Terry, her son, during the days when I was trading beans back in the, you know, the 70s and 70s at Conti Commodities and so I got to know them very well. I didn't know her hardly at all. But the reason why the family connection is because on the way home from Indiana State, you take Highway 41 south and that's where the family restaurant, Louisa's restaurant was. It was the best restaurant in Terre Haute and so they ate there all the time and my mother happened to be a waitress there and she waited on them all those years and so she knew the family. She went to very, very close to her who also passed away from Alzheimer's. She was always there. And then what happened was I had traded for many years. Let's forget about the trading part. But in 85 I had left a commodity corporation and the Merc and I was working in Avila Beach, which is a suburb of San Luis Obispo right on the water there. I was living there on the beach with my good friend John Rafoni and what I was doing was expert witnessing and I did about 30 cases over the two years. It was a lot of fun. It was totally different. Made some good money and it gave me a break from trading, which I needed badly after going through a divorce. And so what I was doing, one day I got a little card in the mail from my aunt and it was a note from Ruth Miller and she said, Ruth asked me to give you this and I looked at the note and she said, I forget it was, I think it was November beans. No, it was August beans. She said August beans will go off the board at about 6.85 or whatever the price was. I wish I had kept the note. I didn't. And anyway, I kept that note. I was keeping my charts up to date, but I wasn't doing anything. And then by God, I looked and they went within one penny of the exact price that she said they were going to go off. And she gave me this six weeks earlier and she put a note on there. She just called me. She called her and she was still in Terre Haute. And I said, she actually was living in Martinsville because John had passed away and she married Bob Miller, who was another big farmer over in Illinois in Martinsville. And she said, why don't you come down to Florida? And I'll show you because what I'm looking at are these Fibonacci numbers that you like, but they're related to the cycles. And she said, I think you'll find it very interesting.  I said, well, how long do you think it'll take? She said it'll take a couple of weeks, I would imagine. So I got there right around Halloween and I stayed until, I think it was December the 15th. So I was there about six weeks and we worked, I'm not kidding you folks, we worked 18 to 20 hours a day, seven days a week. It was so exciting. Bob, her husband, got very angry with us a couple of times because we would be up at two, three in the morning and just find something and just be really excited about it. And he said, I just don't understand how two people can get so excited about numbers. And I said, well, it's fun for us. And so we did that. What we were doing was we had the dates of when these commodities changed. And then Neil Michelson from Astro Computing on San Diego, he had all of the dates of the astro aspects. 20 men had all the dates of the commodity things. And so we would ask the computer, you know, what happened on these dates? And then we would go back and check to see if there was anything astrological there. And we started to see some really good, really good hits, especially the Venus Uranus. Hold on just a minute here. I might be preempted here for something. Okay. We've got a caller from Westley, Pennsylvania. Tony, what can I do for you, my friend? Hi, Larry. You've got a wonderful show. I listen every day, but I couldn't listen yesterday. I was wondering, is Stan Howley bullish or bearish on the S&P market? He's bullish. He thinks it's going to go higher. He's bullish bonds. And he doesn't have an opinion on gold other than, you know, it might go into a trading range. But it was basically, he was still bullish on the S&P. So there could be a pullback, but he's looking for higher prices this year. Okay. But does he think there may be a short term pullback? Yeah, he's well, of course. Yeah. He said it's overbought, but he wasn't predicting one. He was just saying that longer term that he thought prices were going to go higher. Okay. Well, thank you very much, Larry. You've got a wonderful show. I listen every day. Thank you very much, Tony. I really appreciate it. Bye-bye. You bet. Okay, back to the, we were talking about Neil Michelson matching those up. Well, the one that really popped out. Of course, we did the full moons and new moons and they look great. And we had the Bradley model and, you know, we had prices going back to 1875. And so we looked at the Bradley model and looked at, you know, how well it worked at times. And it was really, you know, quite exciting. And then we saw the ones where Venus was conjunct the sun and Mercury was conjunct the sun that was combust. And we started to match these numbers up with, you know, the synodic periods. And we started to see a lot of, you know, really good hits and everything.  But of course, we knew we hadn't. And so we basically did this and we did it for six weeks. And we had reams of paper. And when I flew back, I had, oh my gosh, I think I had three large boxes of, yeah, about three large boxes of research stuff. And I took it back and I was living in an apartment now in Shell Beach, California. I had, I got my own nice little apartment overlooking the water there. And so I, this was before we moved up the hill a couple years later at the big house up in Pismo. But I had put everything on the floor and I categorized it into stacks of what we were doing. And finally I looked at it and I said, oh my God, what am I going to do? And so I talked to Ruth and she said, well, you got to do a book. And I said, heck, I don't know anything about writing a book. And I really didn't. And so this was, this was just about past Christmas. So it was around 27th or 28th of December. And they're coming up to a little break here that works out pretty good because right after that, I will show you how I got started doing the book and we'll see it. I hope you like this stuff, folks. It's a real tribute to this woman because she changed my life. My good friend and other mentor, John Hill is 94 and he's still trading. And, you know, this is important to me. So<PHONE_NUMBER>. And so this is what we're going to do. We're going to show you what we're going to do. And so this is what we're going to do. 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OK, folks, I'll continue on my story of how I wrote the book, Astro Cycles, with the help of Dr. Ruth Miller. So what I did was I had all this stuff lined up, and I had it in segments. And so it was Christmas time, and we're getting ready. It was after Christmas. They were getting ready for New Year's Party at San Luis Obispo College, Cal Poly up there, and one of the professors there, Pam Orrith. She was in charge of the journalism department. And she was looking for a project to do a book. And she came over to the house one afternoon, right before New Year's Eve, and she saw all this stuff. And she said, oh, please, let us do this as a class project. And I says, what do you mean? She says, you just let me take it. And she said, I'll turn it into a book. She says, we'll do the graphics, everything. She said, and not only that, she said, it's a grant. She said, the government pays for it. All you have to do is do the $50 filing fee. And she said, the university, you'll pay for that. And I said, OK, take it away. And after about six weeks, it must have been right around February 2, right around early February. Here came this. She brought it back to me, and it was my gosh, I was shocked. How neat it looked. So I called Dr. Orrith. And I said, well, I'll send you a copy. And she said, you have to send Dr. or Commander David Williams. He wrote a really good book about commodity astro-cycles and stuff in the markets back in the early 60s. And he's living in Scottsdale, Arizona. And you ought to let him take a look at it. Well, he was the dean of the financial astrologers. And so I sent the book to him. He didn't know who I was. I made an introduction through Dr. Miller. And he called me about a week later, and he said, my goodness. He said, I'm going to endorse this. He said, this is really good. He said, I really like what you've done. And so I'm going to endorse this to the AAA, the American Federation of Astrologers. And they were having a meeting in Las Vegas in August. And so, yeah, it was August of 1988. And the book came out in March or February. No, it came out, no, it's in March. It came out in March of 1988. In August of 1988, they had a meeting down there. I think I mentioned the story about I was going to, I didn't know what to do as far as market it. So I went down to San Diego to visit Larry Williams. And Larry looked at it, and he said, Larry, he said, I can't do this with you. And I said, why is that? And he said, oh, this is too good. He said, I'd be stealing money from you. And I said, Larry, I said, I don't know what the heck to do. He said, Larry, all you got to do is send out a flyer. And I said, who do I send it to? And he reached in and gave me 3,000 names. And he said, these people have subscribed to esoteric stuff with me over the years. Maybe you'll like that. Maybe the list should be pretty good. And so I had them handwritten flyers. We went over to the handicap section there of San Luis Obispo there at the government to get the folks to do some work for us. And they were happy to do that. And so they hand wrote all the ads and everything. So I sent out 3,000 flyers. And then on that first Saturday, the flyers went on on Thursday. And on Saturday morning, I had my phone number there. I was selling the book for $89. And I got my first call at, oh, it must have been five in the morning. It was Irving Feldman from New York City. He was a internal medicine specialist. And he said, I'd like to buy the book. And I said, okay. And I told him where to send the check. And he laughed. He said, what do you mean send a check? He said, you have to have credit cards.  They say they will. But when they hang up, they won't write the check. And I said, I don't have credit cards. And he said, you got to get credit cards. I said, well, let me get back to you. So it was early in the morning at six o'clock. I called Michael Weintraub. He was one of my very good friends up there. And his father had owned a big furrier and jewelry shop in Santa Barbara and had retired. And Michael said he still had all the credit cards. And so we called Milton real early. And he said, oh yeah. He said, you could use my cards. He said, not a problem. He said, you're not gonna sell very many. So there's no problem. And so I had all the cards set up. And it was really amazing. And I ran it through Mr. Milton's furs out of Santa Barbara, California. And the next thing I called Irving and I told him what it was. And he said, well, how much is the newsletter? I said, I don't have a newsletter. And he said, you have a hotline? I said, I don't have a hotline. He said, you got to have all those things. He said, let's package it up. He said, let's do a newsletter, a hotline and the book. And let's package it up. So we added up 89, 144 and we came out to 233 and it ended up to be $377. I was billing instead of $89. I said, I'm afraid I'm not gonna sell. He says, try it. He said, they have three choices. They can pick anything they want. Okay, so I did that. And by golly, I'll tell you folks, I couldn't, you couldn't believe what happened. It was amazing. That weekend I sold $20,000 worth of books between Saturday, Sunday and Monday. And it was, it was really turned out to be a really good deal. So that's, that's basically, you know, how it happened. Well, then what, by then I was getting a little bit of press and I got on up to TFNN, or excuse me, it was, what was it called? FNN in Los Angeles with Bill Griffith and Ron Insana. And oh my gosh, anyway, what I did was I'd been friends with them during the years and I'd been at Drexel. And so they had me on as a guest and it turned out to be pretty good. I'd been on the show during the 70s and during 1986 and 87, I had a few guest appearances and stuff. Then in 1988, in the American Astrology Meeting in 88, I was featured as one of the speakers. Believe me, those people are different than me. These guys are really, really into the astrology stuff. And I wasn't, so I had to give this one hour talk and I did, it went really well. And so I had books to sell and I had sold, oh, probably at 89 bucks a piece I probably sold 40 or 50 books the first day just standing in the hallway there. And the next morning I got up real early, I had to make some copies. So I went down to the copy room there at the Hilton Hotel and there was a lady there and she was running off 10 copies of my book. And I looked and I said, she and I said, that's really interesting. I said, what's it about? And she said, oh, it's a book about astrology. It's the hottest thing here at the thing.  I said, how about running off a copy for me? She said, well, she said they cost $89 and she said, we're just selling them for $20 because we can't afford the 89. And I said, oh, I understand. And I said, how about if I signed the book would they be more valuable? And she looked at me and she said, oh, please don't tell me you're him. And I said, yeah, it's me.  And I said, I wouldn't do it if it was your book. And she says, yeah, I know. I says, what should I do now? I said, well, finish up the 10 and don't do it anymore. And that's what I said, what am I supposed to say? I didn't do it anyway. I was out there and they had a book signing thing and I'm signing books. Gonna get a little joked up here. It was a lady in line getting ready to buy it. It was Dr. Miller. Time for a break. I still get joked up about it. Take a little break here. Anyway, it was very, very exciting to see her there. And she just told me how proud she was. And I said, you wouldn't even let me put your name on the book. She said, well, you know, it's your work.  Probably never should have done this. Okay, let's take a little break. What we need to do is talk about the markets. Let's talk about the British pound. That's what we need to do. 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And that's similar to what we have right now. We had five major conjunctions then. We have five major conjunctions now. And I don't know if it's gonna mean the same thing or not, but it was very important because you see, after the book came out and stuff, Bill Griffith had me on his showdown at FNN several times and we had this market showing this and stuff. And we had him, I was about every three weeks, I was on the show. He had always a lot of fun, about 10 minute segment. And being on TV was really quite fun, especially for my kids, which they were in college now. It was really quite nice. But anyway, after that top was in, I was on Bill's show one day and I believe I think Arch was on either with me or the day after or something like that. And I said the stock market sometime in October will be down more than 300 points. Well, that was really quite a bit because we were trading in like 2,700. So 300 points, that's a huge drop. That's more than 10%. I said it would be down more than 300 points in one day. And the way I figured that out was the biggest drop we had had in that whole market for the last couple of years had only been 190 points in one day. You can see it on the far left down there if you look really closely. But I didn't put that out.  And it ended up being 500 in some points. But look at this chart here folks, we were at 2750. Do you realize the low in October of that year was at 1660? That's how much that thing had dropped into October which actually had to be a 61% retracement. 0.001% of the low from August 1982, August 9th, 1982. You can check it out yourself. If you defy human nature, that's what it did. It went to that exact price, exactly 618 from 1982. And from there, it is still going at 29,000. So that's what we're looking at. The problem with this folks is the astrology is a little esoteric and what happens is it makes it difficult for some people to grasp it because they don't think that is going to mean it very much. So, and they might be right. You don't really need that at all. All you have to do is to be able to just actually, try to find something that works where you don't have to risk very much because that's what these patterns are doing for you folks. They're not trying to predict anything. They're just trying to tell you whether you know where you're right or wrong and what your risk is. Cause you don't know what's going to work and what's not going to work. Let's switch gears here to the corn market just a little bit. This is a chart from our good friend, Rich Anderson, one of the services that he has. And he asked me to put this out today because there's a really good chance here that we could be entering a really strong phase in the corn market. You notice here, the low that we had here at 376, that was the report day. If you recall, that was last Friday. We said, try to buy a break. The low of that corn, believe it or not, was exactly 0.786. And it's had a heck of a rally on 11, 12 cents. But if you get a little bit of pullback here in the corn, you might want to take a look at it. That was another thing that Ruth helped me with. She had a corn trading system that was really quite good. And it worked for like two years. It was basically based on when the moon was squared Uranus. It was really a good cycle time to buy it. And all I did was line up the ratios. And during that period of time, I believe it was 1988, 89. Every time corn would retrace, it would be exactly 707, the reciprocal of square root of two, which is 1.414 and all the expansions, instead of them being 1.27 were 1.414. So that was the harmonic structure that was going on in corn for several years. And then all of a sudden, you know, it started to go up and up and expanded and it contracted and changed as it does because the markets do change, but they change in the relationships of the ratios. And that's what, that's what's so exciting about these things. So now we're looking at taking a look here. See, Dudette is looking for 100,000 in the Dow. That seems fair, should be easily be good, you know. This is the, she's asking the question, do the patterns work within 24 hours? Usually you have to give one day on either side. That's three days. And so that's not, you know, that's not a big deal. But look at, let me post this again here and I'll just show you what happened. This was the one that was in 1987. We had a several, we had several day windows. This one happened to hit on the exact day, which was August 25th. We had a new moon on the equator. You know, this one we had on the 10th is when we had the new moon, but we made a higher high last night. Last night was the 13th. That was the last two conjunction of the five planet group. The first ones came in on the 10th at the lunar eclipse, yeah, the lunar eclipse in full moon. Then we had three of them on Sunday. We had two of them yesterday. And that's when it, that's what happened so far. So there's no more. It either works. If we're up tomorrow, it's time to, you know, to just get back to your 200 day moving average. But a hundred thousand looks like a really good, really good target in the Dow Jones. And we can, I read in the S&P could certainly do that. So that's what we're paying attention to here. This morning, let's move on here. I wanted to cover one other one. Let's get that.  Oh, I know what it is. Here it is. This is the DAC so far this morning. We had a, this is the, hold on, let me get this up here so you'll be able to see it. There we go. There we go. Okay. You notice we had a nice ABCD pattern here in the DAX. It was a really nice three drive to a bottom pattern. The market popped up and, you know, rallied up and then, you know, sold off all it did was rally back to a 61% retracement of the high and 78% retracement of point C. And just taking a look at what our friend, Tom Hougard, was doing, he was watching this. He doesn't use Fibonacci the way we do, but you'll notice that what he was doing here was watching to see this band of support. You know that you see where these lows were at one time and then they snap below it and then pop back up. They come right back to it. And that's exactly what happened to it. It came right back and pulled down. If you did the Fibonacci retracement, you'll see that yellow bar, the last low, 61% retracement off the low. So at that point, it is quantifying what your risk is. So there you don't have to worry. You can just put your stop in and say, how much do you want to risk? You know, you figure your risk is somewhere between $300 and $500 on most of these things. And that's pretty much what you're watching. 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You'll notice here, folks, that we've been down for eight days. We stopped at the 50% retracement last night. What we did is we rallied up to that 112 level and that's really a very, very, very small rally. Now we're backing off a little bit. The lows that we made here at 111.30 are very, very important because if we go back below that, after the high we made yesterday, which happened to be a 382 retracement of the high from New Year's Eve, that's a very, very strong indication that the Euro is going to be heading lower and not higher. And if you'll remember, we did talk about the dollar index because it was also at that very, very critical level of 0.382. And as you can see here, if we can get the dollar index above 97.40, we've got a really good chance for a move higher. And many of these currencies have hit major pattern completions here over the weekend. And this is the new part of the year. You'll notice that we posted this one last week when we were making the big ABCD pattern here in the Australian dollar.  We bounced up and now we're hanging around that 68.90 level, I believe this morning. So it's trying to hold up also. But this is a, the key to watch is that 97.50 level in the US dollar. If we get above that, it's going to have a pretty good run to the upside and that means a euro is going to go below the 111 area. And then it could also remember that euro folks, if you look at that chart again very closely, that is nothing more than an ABCD rally that took place over two months, stopped exactly at a 61% retracement and 78% retracement of those levels and then down. I hope that helps. I, if you have any questions, it's<PHONE_NUMBER>. And I know you folks, some of you folks get really bored at looking at numbers and patterns, but that's what I look at. I try to keep it as simple as possible. The guests that we have on here, I have some really great ideas and that's what they're used for is ideas. You're the one that has to take responsibility for your trades. And as long as you do that, you should be okay. So just remember, it's all about taking responsibility and losing less than the other person because the people that are really successful at these darn things, they take losses a lot faster than you do. That's the main thing. Let's take a quick review here of some of the things from the Floor Trader. We're going to be issuing here in the next, oh, the next four or five months, I'm going to have a little Floor Traders manual about how to look down, you know, look at some of these numbers of what Floor Traders did. And there's still Floor Traders are just setting it home now like I am right now. They're still doing the same thing and looking at the numbers of what they're trying to look at, these numbers, it was very important. In fact, there's a funny story about those numbers. I was at the Merck visiting back in, oh, it must have been 90, 98, I think it was. And the guy was, there was a guy on these, they have these little tout sheets that they give to all the Floor Traders to have all these buy support numbers and the key numbers and stuff. And these guys were on this elevator, they were trying to sell these things for like 10 bucks. And one of the members was next to me and he said to the kid, he said, why don't you check with him? He said, he's the one that developed the numbers and all they were doing, we're looking at Fibonacci expansion and contraction numbers. And so it was really quite funny. The guy had read some of the stuff that I had done and he was surprised that I was in Chicago. Anyway, let's just remember, you got to trade within your comfort level folks. That's very, very important. If you do that, you've got a big advantage and you've got to work on the nine inch cycle. That's the most important cycle, more important than anything we ever do astrologically is the nine inch cycle. That's from your left ear to your right ear. If you get that done, then you've got a pretty good chance of succeeding. And that's the real thing. One of the difficult things that I have is reversing a position. In other words, if I think that I'm going to be, you know, long and all of a sudden it goes the other way, I don't reverse very well. Mark Douglas worked with me for weeks and weeks trying to get me to do it. And he finally threw up his hands and he said, hey, you do okay, so don't worry about reversing. But boy, I mean, some of those reversal trades were absolute monsters. That was the real key to that you look at. It's very, very important to keep these things going. And the main thing is is another thing that's really, if you have three losses in a day, hey, it's not your day. So I, if you have three losses in a row, you should just quit trading because, you know, maybe it's the stars are not working that day or not. I don't know, but that's neither here nor there. So, you know, pay attention to that. It's something that should be, you know, should be looked at is what I would be thinking. So we'll pay attention to that to see if we can do it. Okay, we've got the dials only up 12 right now. And well, yeah, it's only up 12 whether it's gonna mean anything or not. I don't know. So we'll do one thing at a time and see how these things end up. I appreciate you folks listening to the thing about Ruth Miller. Sorry, I got a little model in there at the end, but she was very, very important to me. Just as, just, just can't believe how wonderful she really was. It was really great. Anyway, let's move on here and talk a little bit about Tesla. I posted the chart of Tesla. Now this is in a, I think it's, in fact, I believe, if I'm not mistaken, I believe we have gone above the 1.618 expansion on the weekly chart. That came in at 354, excuse me, 554. I don't know what the high on Tesla has been so far, but it could be 554. We'll just be able to see what's going on. They're talking a little bit in the den about the trade deal. Folks, I think that trade deal has been factored into the market. The only thing that would be a surprise is if the Chinese delegation walked out and anything can happen in these things and that usually does. So be prepared. Things don't always look, there's not as good as they seem or as bad as they might be here, whatever that quote happens to be. I know that David White has it to the tick, so if he wants to put that in there, that would be great. Someone's asked me, what was the strangest thing? Oh, I don't know how to answer this. Well, I'll just think about that. When someone asked me the strangest thing that ever happened to me, well, I had a bunch of strange things happen for sure. That's, well, I'm not gonna worry about that. Okay, let's move on and talk about the, I wanna talk about the Canadian dollar here for a second because I think that's got some potential here. We'll get this up here to get this up and take a look at it. You notice here that we hit some major, major, major, major resistance up here at the 77 level. And I believe that if we get above the 7750 level now and the Canadian dollar, that could be a monster breakout, folks. You had two major numbers there, 61% retracement off the high in March of 2018 and a 61% retracement from January, 2018. And this is still a downtrend. You know, the dollar is still going, the dollar is still has strong support. Anything below 95 in the dollar, and believe me, it'll be talked about if we get anywhere close to that. Anything below 96, it'll be talked about. 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It's really quiet in here today but the best way to do it, it's hard to buy strength here at least for me but watch the corn here and see if it will pop up above the pullback to a 382 correction that would take you into about 386. So if you could get that corn at about 386, risk about a dime. I think you'd get into the farming business without risking an arm and a leg and it would be pretty good. The posts that I gave a little while ago about the importance of some of these aspects that are happening that comes from one of the old-time astrologers in the same class as our good friend Arch Crawford and Tim Boss and it's really important that you take a look at that because it may or may not mean anything. The fact that it happened so rare is the main thing is to keep that as a part going. Anyway, that's what we're wrapping up the show here. So we want to thank Tony for calling in today that was always nice to hear someone listening. So I want you folks to live every day in an attitude of gratitude and may God bless. Well, I got a couple of minutes here left here for if you want to call in<PHONE_NUMBER> it looks like I'm 20 seconds too early which is a little too rough to do but we'll see what's going on here. Okay, folks, what else we got going here? I think that's about it. There we go.


I just did an Instagram post trying to figure out what to do with this planer. So I'm doing some practicing and I kind of already started. Let me show you what I've done so far and I'm praying I don't get cut off. So I wanted it to be like a meal planner. Oh yeah, so this is what it looks like. So that's my little first spread as far as meal planning. But then I got the thinking like, what else can I use this for? I don't want to take it back. So what could I use this for? So I'm thinking it's going to be like meal planning and housekeeping and being there pretty much on the weekends. We kind of eat out. So I started with these flowers from the happy memory, me and my bad ideas. And so I was just going through and I was like, you know what, let me just film this because I get the feeling this is going to be cute and I'm going to wish I would have. There we go. I wish I would have filmed it so everyone can kind of see what I'm doing. So anyhoo, this is what I'm doing. I'm just trying to make it really cute. And I think that what I'm going to do, and I can't find my scissors. I think what I'm going to do is make it into a, I want it to be so that I can carry it with me every day, like, you know, in my bag. And I do have a new planner bag and I'll be doing a video on that. I was going to reuse that, but it's not much. So I'm really excited because I'm really thinking that I'm going to go into the happy planner for next year or July because the July books are out and they'll go to the end of the year. So I'm really thinking that's going to be my new planner or planners. I love my A5s, but I think I like the covers, you know what I mean? For the A5. So I think that's what I'm going to do. I'm just going to get me an A5. I've been wanting the Foxy Fix. So I think that's what I'm going to do. The only thing that's really blowing me about this planner here are the blue boxes and the lines. So I'm not going to fill the lines, but I figured I could use it for writing things down. And since I'm a listmaker, and that's one of the reasons I bought this planner is because I'm a listmaker. So that's my main reason for purchasing this because it had the list. And I said, oh, that'd be perfect for me making lists. And I don't have to put so many boxes down for lists, but I'll still probably put boxes down for lists. So I kind of want to cover that up top. And I think I've come up with what I'm going to do. Since January had passed and I was just like, you know, here are some more of these beautiful flowers. I said I'm going to use it for chores and meal planning, something I can kind of take with me. And then I made later, just changed my mind, but I really think for right now, this is what I'm going to use it for. I am cutting my paper. The reason I wind up, like I said, a happy planner is because I like the fact that you can kind of take the pages out, switch this up like that. I like how the page is focused. Okay, so I'm back. And I just put the sticker down. I realized that it had cut off. So I got this sticker out the happy memory. So again, just for a refresher, I'm going to, I think I'm going to use this for meal planning and chores because the way my schedule is, I'm almost positive that I won't have enough, like certain things I can break it up. And I think I can combine those two into this book here. So right here where it says some notes, I'm going to put something, but I think I was saying before I got cut off that I want to, I'm going to probably, this says today, I'm going to stick it right here. I'm going to probably eventually go to the happy planner and mainly because here's another one. I think this is what it's going to be. I'm just going to sit there right there to kind of cover up the lines. I think that goes perfect. Isn't that pretty? Oh, yeah. Oh, I got sidetracked. Y'all know how I do. I'm so sorry. I'm so, so sorry. What was I saying? Goodness gracious. Oh, the reason I'm going to the happy planner, I'll probably end up at the happy planner is because I see that's what a lot of people use. And I want to make videos to, you know, so that something that everyone can use and, you know, learn from because that's what I pretty much watch is happy planner videos. And I just kind of incorporate them into my A five. But I think that's what I was saying. I really like that the A five, what I like about the A five is the cover. So I would just buy a cover. So what I'm doing now is saving up for the Foxy fix as a cover for mine to do. Please. Okay. Here we go. Erin's today. So that's think that's what I'm going to do. I think I'm just going to save up for the Foxy fix and get me a regular classic happy planner and this another mini planner, probably a couple of mini planners. So yeah, that's what I think I'm going to do. I like my A five, but the everyday carry, that's the one I'm mainly going to replace is because I have to keep putting the pages out. I got to keep getting them even and I'm just like over it at this point. I'm just kind of over it. So I think that's what's going to happen with that. But this is pretty much it. And I love this. I think I'm going to put another little functional sticker here. I see something that says go the extra mile. I think that's what I'm going to do. Put that right here under noose cover up noose and I would cover up that it says January. But I mean, I'm just practicing. So and I think this would be perfect for chores and meal plan. Okay, since I'm going to use it for meal plans and chores, let me, it was one of these books that had a laundry basket. And I'm thinking after a while, my everyday carry is going to be have nothing in it. Dinner dates, weekend with the fam. I think I'm going to use this weekend with the fam. Add a little greenery. No, I want to cover those pretty flowers. The plan. But I think I think I like the mini planner and I really think that it is going to be one of my favorites. I think I'm falling in love with it. So what's for dinner? So we're going to slide that here right here. And I'm trying to stay in the color coordination on Mondays and Tuesdays. It's when I pretty much cook well Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. So then I'll do a green what's for dinner on Sunday. Have it overlap that's Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. I don't mean I guess Thursday. I'll do what's dinner. If I need to go grocery shopping, shopping on that day. And I eventually need a workout one too. I'm telling you it's real. Get it done. And again, since this is going to be like my, you know, what am I trying to say? My laundry basket and they have a green one, which is my favorite. So laundry day is normally between Friday and Monday. Just depends how I'm feeling. I'll say by Wednesday, I'll have the laundry done. So I'm going to put it on Wednesday. And so what I'm going to do, I'm thinking I'll fill in and pin the chores that I'm going to do. The meals and I think that's it. Also in the meantime, what I'll be doing is looking for something. I don't know. I don't know. I don't, don't, don't know.  So I'm just going to. Okay. I have some declutter stickers. So I would probably decolor on a Tuesday. Do some more decluttering on a Monday. So I don't need room to. Now when I first got these stickers, I didn't downsize them or anything. So this is how it came. I can't use this.  So now I sell these by themselves. I'm going to, I can't find that particular one. I'm doing some cleaning in my room.  So normally they'll have pizza on Fridays. So I'm going to slide that pizza right there. Pizza night. We do movie night sometimes in the middle of the week. I'll put that on a Sunday.  So we're using, let's see what colors. We're just going to do right there. So I think that is cool, but I'm going to still be. I actually saw a, I think that's it. I had a vacuum. Let me put out this vacuum. That reminds me of the stickers and stuff I need to make. And I have something to send out tomorrow. So I'm going to get off of here and stop procrastinating. So that's vacuum. So that's it. Let's see if there's anything in this food thing I want to do. Meal plan. Yeah, I could possibly put that. I like the crock pot on Mondays or either Wednesdays because I'll be filling it. Okay. So this is it. Everything is so crooked. So this is my chores and meal plan. Mini spread. So again, this is just practice. I just wanted to show you guys how I would kind of set it up. Okay. Sorry about that. My phone rang, but so I'm pretty much done. But I'm liking how full is looking for somebody who didn't know how to decorate it. I was like, what do I do? Again, I think this is going to be my chores and meal plan until I get me a suffice meal planner. And I think I don't really need a big meal plan. I do want to get me a little spark. And I'm still a beginner planner. So I just don't want to overdo it. And that's definitely a tip for anybody if you don't want to have too many. And so if I could put two in one, because I don't currently put what I'm cooking in my everyday carry. I sometimes do chores, but all I do is just I'll put like if I'm doing laundry that day. So that's one extra thing about it. So that's how it's looking. Oh, also, I got to add some embellishments, you know, so I think what I'm going to do since I kind of got that together, I wish I'd have saved that for where we were in April. So I'm going to put a little bit of embellishment here like that. And I'm almost positive I'm going to change the cover for right now to cover school, but I get the feeling that I'm going to change it. How I made these bows should be up on my channel soon. My phone and my phone never does this. But for now, this is what it's looking like. I'm going to definitely give it some love in the meantime. So this is what I got. These are my two practice pages. This is with it being just for dinner. And I think just every week I might just switch it out, you know. So I think I kind of figured it out. So that's cool. So let me know what you think. I'm not going to ramble on anymore. Let me zoom out just a little bit. So let me know what you think. And also, I think I might replace the disc, but then for right now, the disc are cool. And if I get another happy planner, I'll let you know. I think I want a mini for my every day. Not sure. Not sure. So let me again, let me know what you think in the comments. And I will see you all in my next video. Bye.


We came to the conclusion that sooner or later we'll be in the war, we'll be soldiers fighting the war. My name is Anthony H. Grant. Major U.S. Army retired. I was born in New York, New York City. I was drafted into the Army from New York City on April 22, 1942. That was less than six months after the Japanese born Pearl Harbor. My first assignment was as a company clerk. The quartermaster was a principal supplier of all supplies and equipment for the troops. Now the first year of the war in Europe, the Germans are almost occupied, France and low countries. The Germans were in direct attack on the British. The most memorable thing to me about the war, the scene in Normandy, Normandy Beach. But my most memorable thing on that beach is the complete and total destruction. I would say for an area of about three miles, an area of about three miles, they would destroy tanks.  So that was the most impression in my mind about the whole war, the whole war effort, yes. The French people, as we rested in the center of the town, they were so happy and pleased to see the soldiers. They would bring us wine, wine bottles. They would bring us wine and pour wine. So we would pull out our canteen and they would pour wine into our canteen.  We were just resting for a few hours, then we had to proceed. I came to Korea about one year before the war ended in Korea. I would say from about the middle of 1952, the Nazis were in defense. They were retreating, retreating more than. Of course that didn't mean that normal fighting wasn't still going on. All the hills around Daegu, this area was a very heavy fighting area. All the hills around here, they were all occupied by combat troops. I was principally in support of the units, you know, but I knew of all the organizations around. As I said, there were what you call the United Nations troops. The foreign troops were mostly combat troops, combat and artillery, all the foreign troops. And then it was the mission of the US Army to support them with all the surprising equipment that they needed. So you can see that was quite a job. I took great pride in our accomplishment in that although my unit, we were not combat units, we were combat support, combat support. And we provided the trucks that carried troops, like from one area to another. We provided trucks to carry their cargo, their equipment, their heavy tanks and other material that they needed to use in combat. I believe my 20 years in the Army was very helpful. In life, whether in the military or in civilian life, there will be change.  And then when the change occurred, as I said before, you determine what it is, you evaluate the change and you accept the change and you do the best that you can. I'd highly recommend the military. I was most grateful for my time in the service.