More pearls of wisdom:
21. Buy the cooking oil while you are at the supermarket. Guaranteed, the bottle at home will not have enough oil in it to reach the little line inside your deep fryer.
22. No matter how frugal you want to be by saving money on vacuum bags, don't buy the bagless vacuum. They don't suck, as in, they don't work very well if you have pets especially.
23. There is no shame in having a small shop vac as your household vacuum. It's the only thing that won't clog sucking up great tufts of Labrador fur.
24. You can not put a price on a good dog, they are indispensable. Louis is gentle with the littles, actually whimpers along with the upset/crying, cuddles with me when I'm newly out of the hospital and weak as water, is a one dog welcome wagon for children returning home for the weekend and growls, snarls and acts like he will take the door down when there is a stranger at the door. Priceless.
25. Houses are the most reasonably priced where it is the hardest to obtain a job
26. Teenagers know everything. Twenty year olds aren't teenagers and they aren't adults, so they still know everything, but they're not 100% sure about it.
27. Cats, children and dogs don't perform on command.
28. When your daughter is a teenager, it is inevitable that you are going to say, do or wear something that will embarrass her.
29. When your son is a teenager, you will age at least 10 years in his estimation, and although you embarrass him, he'll kind of grit and bare it.
30. When a sibling turns 30, the younger kids will all think he is ancient, but so will the teens and the one's in their early twenties.
31. Your mom will give you unsolicited child rearing advice, even when you're in your 40's and it's with your sixth child.
32. You will give your mom unsolicited advice about her caring for her great grandchild, even when she is in her 70's, is the mother of 5, the grandmother of 13, and the great grandmother of 7.
1 comment:
the last ones abot unsoliceted advices were really LOLOL
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