We are now
in Day #25 of the lovely month of May, 2012.
in Day #25 of the lovely month of May, 2012.
For today-
Comment on the following question:
Comment on the following question:
My
mom would always tell me, “You must be independent and get a great
education to take care of yourself.” I find myself telling this to my
children also. She was definitely right and this saying of hers has
gotten me through some really tough times.
mom would always tell me, “You must be independent and get a great
education to take care of yourself.” I find myself telling this to my
children also. She was definitely right and this saying of hers has
gotten me through some really tough times.
What was your mother or grandmother’s favorite thing to say?
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My grandma often said she could deal with anything once she knew what she was facing, that knowing the truth was always better than being unaware.
Thank you for the comments. 🙂
shared on my blog http://motherdaughtersavingsandreviews.blogspot.com/
jasmeanlemons@yahoo.com
Thank you for sharing. 🙂
My Mom used to always tells me if you want something done done you have to work for it.
jasmeanlemons@yahoo.com
I believe that and thanks for the comments. 🙂
My mom always told me to treat others as I would want to be treated. Gale pgan427@yahoo.com
I have been told this one before also. Thanks for the comments. 🙂
forgot my info – jmjoliet@gcc.edu
@JenniferHiles
Okay thank you.
What an appropriate comment/question. My mom said the exact same thing (after my dad left) and it always stuck in my mind. And for once I listened and did exactly as she said. Now I work at a college and can fully support myself. I will give my daughter the exact same advice. A girl once told me, love everyone, trust no one. As for my grandma, to be honest – she was kinda mean and never said much at all! I don't remember her ever saying anything nice, just being honest!
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my moms was "wait until you have your own kids and you will understand why i act the way i do" i heard that so many times and now having my own kids, i catch myself saying the same thing to them. i thought i knew everything when i was younger and now my kids do too.
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i shared and tweeted and am heading to klout next
thanks for the cool questions
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