Yesterday morning as my youngest was leaving for school I wished her a happy day and good luck for her impending exam. I also added Shine Shine Shine and she smiled. Yes this is something I have picked up from Jackie Gillies from The Real Housewives of Melbourne. I love the housewives series and Jackie has really shined through with me. I like her positive nature and her affirmation shine shine shine. This is something that has stuck and I choose to say and think everyday.
I have always over the years written or printed off affirmations for myself and my daughters. I believe they focus you when you need it the most. I have written little notes in their lunch boxes ever since they were in primary school. They bring these little notes up often and thank me for them. Often we all need a little encouragement and I believe shine shine shine says it all in those three little words.
Shine ~ a quality of brightness, especially through reflecting light. To be brilliant or excellent at something.
As the quote above by Roald Dahl states 'If you have good thoughts they will shine out of your face like sunbeams and you will always look lovely'. A positive way of thinking that good thoughts will make you look lovely.

I love this Roald Dahl quote I saw it earlier today. I am going to remember Shine, shine , shine.
ReplyDeleteThis Roald Dahl quote is one my favourites. Just love the imagery it conjures up :-))
ReplyDeleteThey are both powerful aren't they?
ReplyDeleteI thought of Jackie straight away when reading your post title. I hadn't picked up on using it before, but you have swayed me.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love the quote by Roald Dahl. Just fabulous.
Shine is a powerful word.
ReplyDeleteI do the notes in the lunch box thing too for my kids, and it's always so well received. Just a great way of showing them you think of them during the day :)
ReplyDeleteYes, it is a rewarding thing to do
ReplyDeleteOh I do love lunch box notes and Jackie my fave from the show too xx
ReplyDeleteI also give them little reminders of how wonderful they are with quotes they have stuck on their mirrors or pinned on their walls
ReplyDeleteWhat a great thing to do with your kids! Can't wait till my boy can read so that I can leave notes in his lunch box.
ReplyDeleteYes, one of my highlights was when they both said how much the little notes meant to them.
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful quote and I bet it would make for especially beautiful, shiny faces. x
ReplyDeleteAgreed this is one of my all time favourite quotes.
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