What's one thing your parents taught you that you will never forget?
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ANSWERS: 26
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To be appreciative.
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Don't hit girls, ever!
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Save your money, go to college and don't leave the house with out telling me. No belly button rings, tattoos, and always wear your seatbelt. The list goes on and on.
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my parents taught me to respect my elders, to use good manners, and that honesty is the best policy.
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that kindness costs nothing and smiles are free!
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Do no harm.
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2 things (in Spanish though): 1. Mejor que digan 'aqui corrio' que 'aqui murio'. Don't be brave and get yourself killed, baiscally. 2. Primero mis dientes, despues mis parientes. Look out for yourself, then you can worry about everyone else.
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Don't bet on the ugly horse.
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Behave! ,but think for yourself, don't let other people tell you what to do.(To be myself, but be the best self I can be)
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to be a MENTCH (yiddish for a good upright humanbeing) and do alot of kindness
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How to read. At least, I HOPE I never forget that one. >.>
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to be able to laugh at myself...
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Integrity my Dad was a big advocate
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Everybody Is out to get you..
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To practice humility and prudence. To be satisfied with the things that I already have. To be charitable towards others.
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To love myself more than others, but to not hate them. Then others will love you in return.
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You make your own life...it took me to be out on my own to understand that.
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The microwave is not a good way to dry clothes. How to think. Measure twice, cut once.
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If you sprinkle while you tinkle, be a sweetie and wipe the seat
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Clean up your room.
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That when you go to someones house to see a new baby. Make a bigger fuss about the older kids . The baby doesn't care and sometimes the siblings are jealous already or feeling left out. I never forgot that
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Table manners.
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Do what's right.
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To be on time. I hate being late. :)
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my dad always said to live by 'the golden rule'.......and to learn how to manage money......when I was 10!!! 'save and have' was his mantra......BUT he never really taught my brother and I HOW to do it......you know, like put so much aside from our allowance, etc.......but at least he put the IDEA of money management into our heads!!! and my mom? she always said, 'if you want something, save up & buy it'...this before the days of credit cards! LOL......& she always liked to add......'that's what money is for'...!!! now she was not advocating being a spendthrift, just that there are times in life when you SHOULD spend money on yourself! yay, mom!! LOL.....
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The destruction, loss and pain caused by alcoholism.
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