Never use the word "FART"
Moms will always eat the burned pancake
The person who makes the telephone call, should always be the one to end the call
If you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all
The words to "Mairzy Doats and Dozy Doats"
No matter how bad you feel, NEVER complain
That "You Are My Sunshine" is the best song in the world to sing to your kids
No matter how old you are, you're never too old to have fun
No matter what, mom will always love you
It's good to occasionally remind ourselves what roles important people have played in our lives. So what are 10 things you learned from YOUR mom?
12 comments:
ahhhh... I feel the exact same about you. No matter how old we are, we all love & need our mommies.
Aaawww. That's sweet. Brown-noser. ;)
I'll post mine on my blog. :)
awwwwww, I LOVED that. And it made me laugh.
Now, girls, don't make this a contest----I know when I'm bein' shined !
Kate, I knew you were going to say that! If it makes you feel any better, she TRIED to teach me some of those things, but some I just couldn't learn!
ya know im with jacki.....i will say that one thing my mom has def taught me is that you are never too old to need your mother.
My mom Bonnie Henry taught me that just because it is cloudy outside, doesn't mean it isn't shining somewhere,.....that grouchy wicked people are just only having an 'off' day (or two) 'cause their back is probably hurting them.... that a great source of humor runs rampant in most etiquette books,...... and that I never have to doubt that I am truely appreciated and loved. Ditto mom, Jamie Avery from Sarasota, Florida
Nice to hear from you Jamie! Your mom is wonderful and I'm so glad she and mom have stayed in touch. Isn't it wonderful to remember how much we have, and still do, learn from our moms. As Jacki and Lisa said, we'll ALWAYS need our moms!
Jamie, welcome ! So very glad to hear from you. Your Mom talks about you so much-----you two are as close as I am with my kids.
I just love Bonnie, she's such a good friend !
Keep commenting, we love having you with us !
Your blog is fun =)
Thanks for stopping by my blog!
Did your Pogue ancestors come from Ireland like mine?
My mom taught me how to put quarters into a pop machine and get a pop out. You know, essential life skills.
See... she, oh, fart, it's too long of a story.
Anyway, she also taught me to always be kind to children and animals.
Those are VERY good things to know!
Copswife, I love your dog. We had a sweet, sweet German Shepherd , there was never another like her for us.
It yours a "cop dog"? K-9?
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