You can tell kids what to do and how to act all you want but the best way to communicate that is by actions. Kids will learn the most from you when you are not trying to teach them. Now THAT is pressure baby.
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Thursday, February 03, 2011
Wednesday, February 02, 2011
Tip of the day #10.1
Hug your children & do not take them for granted. Tuck them in tonight. spend time with them every day and do not take your time with them for granted!
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Tuesday, February 01, 2011
Tip of the day #9
Be an optimist-
There is a world of difference between the everyday life of an optimist and of a pessimist. The optimist sees people and things and situations as possibilities, possibilities that tomorrow will be better or maybe if life seems to be hectic and sucky, focus on the roof over your head and the heat and the money to pay that
heating bill. Focus on the family and the friends that are there for you. A pessimist will always focus on the bad or the negative of a situation or only see a person's decision in a bad light. If a person in a position of responsibility makes a decision that affects us, say, a school teacher, a boss, a manager or parent, we can focus on the fact that it is NOT what I think should be done, or we can look at it as "This person is clearly in this position because they are best for the job, and I'm sure they made this decision based on factors that I am clearly not aware of, so based on this, I am ok with this decision even though it seems unfair to me, my kids or employees".
There is a world of difference between the everyday life of an optimist and of a pessimist. The optimist sees people and things and situations as possibilities, possibilities that tomorrow will be better or maybe if life seems to be hectic and sucky, focus on the roof over your head and the heat and the money to pay that
heating bill. Focus on the family and the friends that are there for you. A pessimist will always focus on the bad or the negative of a situation or only see a person's decision in a bad light. If a person in a position of responsibility makes a decision that affects us, say, a school teacher, a boss, a manager or parent, we can focus on the fact that it is NOT what I think should be done, or we can look at it as "This person is clearly in this position because they are best for the job, and I'm sure they made this decision based on factors that I am clearly not aware of, so based on this, I am ok with this decision even though it seems unfair to me, my kids or employees".
Monday, January 31, 2011
Sunday, January 30, 2011
Saturday, January 29, 2011
Tip of the day #6
If a homeless or needy person asks for change, give. It's only by God's grace and mercy that we are not in their situation. Don't take what we have for granted.
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Friday, January 28, 2011
Tip of the day #5
Neglect yourself to spend quality time with your children.
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Thursday, January 27, 2011
Tip of the day #4
If you get stuck in the snow, don't rev your engine n spin wheels. It will make ice out of the snow you are slipping on and could cost a Ton in repairs. We get busy this time of year from people doing just that.
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Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Tip of the day #3
If you really love someone, tell them, often. Them knowing you love them and you telling them makes all the difference in the world.
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Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Tip of the day #2
Love like there is no tomorrow and you'll live without regrets.
-Tomorrow is not promised-
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-Tomorrow is not promised-
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Monday, January 24, 2011
Tip of the day #1
Don't alienate your entire family and expect them to be there when you need them.
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