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- Lessons For Little People
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make people laugh
Children have short memories. If their last memory of you involved them laughing, they'll consider you a friend. At school I was a humourle…
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- radicalshorty answered on 06/18/2009
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- Antidotes for our Miasmic Conformists - Fail
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C is for Conformity
FOCUS! Every teacher that a child will ever meet, every coach that pushes for success and perfection, every friends parent that whispers their …
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- sinsofmercy answered on 06/19/2009
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- Things I plan to teach my children...
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The Golden Rule
It's self-evident.
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- GWMJedi answered on 06/18/2009
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- If At First You Don't Succeed, NBD
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I always wanted to go to Harvard. Before I was even old enough to know what college was, I wanted to go to Harvard. My parents and family seeme…
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- Kiki answered on 06/18/2009
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- Crucial lessons for kids (and adults) to learn
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Cultivate "intellectual vitality."
I recall, while working as a tour guide while an undergrad a Stanford, the admissions department discussing that the single thing they most loo…
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- carbonnyc answered on 06/18/2009
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- Live for everyday and love doing it.
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Love Life
As you get older the days get faster. Our time limit on earth is 100yrs, most people don't last this long due to sickness, accidents or the…
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- MummyBoobs answered on 06/17/2009
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- Every kid should learn Nobody is going to hand you anything on a silver platter, no strings attached.
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Nobody is going to hand you anything on a silver platter, no strings attached.
The current culture says that government will hand you everything on a silver platter, no strings attached. So not true.
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- proud2b4family answered on 06/17/2009
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- Every kid should have a smile!
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Smile – smile a lot, laugh – laugh out loud (and to yourself), don’t hesitate cry, cry happy tears, say please and thank you,…
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- css_64 answered on 06/17/2009
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- Some values I hope to instill on my kid
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good manners and common decent behavior
Good manners seems to be something that is going the way of the dodo. And yet, it is always important to know how to behave in the company of o…
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- gypsylibrarian answered on 06/17/2009
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- Every kid should learn to trust but to verify
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to trust but to verify
keep a critical eye on what people tell and never assume you are getting the full story
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- jrpellegrino answered on 06/17/2009
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