October 24, 2010

Childhood Lessons

1 - When baking, especially in a group, if you have to sneeze, turn to your sleeve. Do NOT aim for the ceiling.

2 - Don't use big words at school. Class mates may accuse you of showing off.

3 - Glass shower doors are best opened with your hand. Feet go through glass if moving fast enough.

3a - 911 dispatch operators don't always want to believe children who sound too young to be left alone.

4 - If you throw up on the way to the pencil sharpener, your third grade teacher will finally believe your stomach hurts.

5 - Walking a dog on icy rocks around lake Michigan at dawn in January is risky business but loads of fun.

6 - Shirley McLean knows how to put on a stunning live stage show that can transform what a young girl wants to be when she grows up.

7 - Only children don't have to worry about a sibling trying to unscrew their foot from their leg.

8 - The best teachers make respectful eye contact when you ask for help.

9 - The anticipation of a slumber party is usually more fun than the real thing.

10 - If you earnestly believe in another person's potential they will often believe in themselves.

Posted by heidi at October 24, 2010 10:21 PM
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