Okay, I am not the most outgoing person (a bit timid) and for me to go into shops on Main Street in Spring Lake and meet strangers-well it took courage. But you know, I began to feel really good about this adventure. Eventually I went back to see if the posters were up and most were. Some of the Shop keepers had to ask the owner, etc.
Seeing posters in the windows of "The Village Tweed", "The Variety Store" and "Jean Louise Candies" gave me a sense of real accomplishment. I enjoyed the experience mostly because I rode my bike and I used my acting class skills to conjure a character who fit the scenario. The most gratifying thing is to see my talent on display for all to enjoy. You should have seen the clerk's faces when I showed them the poster. Their faces lit up like children when they are most happy and content. Maybe I transported them back to a time when life was easier and they might have had a dog like "Jimmy Jack".
I guess in a way I did my good deed for the day, being a former "Life" Boy Scout. In the end I am promoting happiness and good feelings. Assisting those to find "happy places" in their lives to reflect upon. P.T. Barnum I am not, I am just Todd-timid-Potter but sure that I am doing something good on this earth while I walk and ride it.
(A BIG Thanks to Kathleen Choe for creating the Posters and the clip below-she has been awesome and so supportive. Hey I cannot do all this by myself!)
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