1. be honest
2. bend without breaking
3. question authority
4. be kind
5. know that happiness takes work
6. welcome change
7. travel the world
8. make mistakes freely, learn and move on
9. eat what you want to eat
10.laugh often
Points for my Kids
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Great lessons to teach your young…
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There are so many, 10 points doesn’t really cover it. But this is a start…
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Reblogged this on Mirroring the World and commented:
Lessons for the Younger Generations on How to Enjoy Life…
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Thank you.
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Good stuff!!
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Thank you Jodi.
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Love it…
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Thank you.
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Great parenting tips 🙂
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Well at the very least, they might serve as a reminder to not loose our way. Both as a parent and as a son or daughter.
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Agreed 🙂
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Ha ha my daughter has some more: think before you act; you are who you are; no violence; be nice to each other. 😊
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Right, those are good.
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11. Fall in love… Your right there are so many.
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Yes.
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This list should be a prerequisite for everyone ❤
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I agree.
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Great points for us all…
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Very true.
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Good points! Cute goslings!
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Thanks…Wolf’s captures….
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Good advice!
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I once wrote a piece like this with 100 points, but that was rather long for a post. So, I settled on 10. Thanks for stopping by today…
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I agree with each one of your 10 points. I will pass them on to my children and grandchildren. Thank you for sharing!
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Thank you!
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I think these points its not only for kids, but for every person. Great post 🙂
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Yes, you’re right. Thank you.
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Great words of wisdom that need to be said.
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Thank you.
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If we could replace the 10 Commandments with your 10 points, we’d be a lot better off. Wonderful!
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I couldn’t agree more.
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Adorable photos. Great words of wisdom, balance, and perspective. My daughter and I are raising two ducklings–they are so fun (but messy). I love the thought of bending without breaking, and incorporated it in Chapter 18 of my Rabbit Lane memoir. Thanks.
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Thank you for stopping by these woods today. Best of luck with your little ducklings 🙂
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