Thursday, March 19, 2009

9 Lessons From My Father


1. You don't have to be a great athlete to be a good sport.

2. Don't lie because if you do, you'll have to remember it for the rest of your life, lest you be caught. A lie becomes something you must carry always, and it weighs heavy on your heart.

3. Be kind to strangers. God loves a happy giver.

4. You don't have to be a beauty to be beautiful.

5. Save the insults for later, you'll be glad you did.

6. Be generous with your compliments and affection.

7. A good listener learns more than a great speaker.
8. Volunteer -it helps you appreciate what you have.

9. If you need help, ask God, if you don't, thank God.

3 comments:

Ruthie said...

Such great advice - we should all take it to heart!
My Mom always said "People are more important than things."

Anonymous said...

Your Mother said:
Glad to see you praising Daddy, he deserves it. Love, Mom

Life Adapted said...

I agree with your mother, Ruthie, and mine!
Be blessed :)