EILEEN ADLER

For the young at heart. An enjoyable diversion may be found in making a Paper Fortune Teller.

Fortune teller directions are here:

 

“Do your little bit of good where you are;

it's those little bits of good put together that overwhelm the world.”  ― Desmond Tutu
 

Possible Prompts:

• What would like to tell a friend?
• Where would you like to go to take a quick walk?
• Take 5 slow deep breaths
• Listen to music. What is your favorite song? Why?
• Name five things you can see right now.
• What do you hear? Name four things you hear right now.
• Say something positive to yourself. I am _____________.
• The things that help me the most right now are…
• I am grateful for...
• List 10 words that describe being relaxed.
• List two amazing things that happened yesterday.
• I’m strong and I can overcome stress because…
• List five good things about today or any day.
• I feel proud of myself when . . .
• What three events today made it a great day?
• I feel _____ when I think about  ________.
• I feel _____ when I do ___________.
• Think of five words that describe you.
• Describe a place you’ve always wanted to visit.
• I can’t help but smile when ___________.
• Take a deep breath. Name two things you smell right now.
• List three of your strengths.
• My word for today is _________ (make it positive of course!)
• What can I let go of (grudges, frustration, anger, etc)?
• Using all 5 senses to describe someone or something you love.
• As you eat sections of an orange, called endocarps, describe each bite.
  

Hmmm – maybe I need another orange and more Fortune Tellers!

Life Lesson: “Your life will be a great and continuous unfolding.”—Cheryl Strayed