So I have collected 31 pieces of wisdom that have come to me over the past 31 years and 364 days which I will now share with you.
- It’s not bad people you should worry about but instead those that pretend to be good/nice/kind.
 - A perm is very rarely a good idea.
 - Life is better with a dog.
 - Sometimes a hug is all you need.
 - Your mum is capable of cheating at Scrabble. Be alert!
 - Uisge beatha (pronounced oosh-gah bah-ha) is not a good name for a puppy.
 - Watch where you’re walking when you’re wearing new shoes. Or just at any time really.
 - Fuzzy socks will attract bees. Decide if you’re willing to risk it.
 - Don’t laugh at people who think weather vanes and full moons are scary.
 - You will eventually like coffee. And onions. Be patient.
 - Never apologise for being you and liking what you like.
 - Don’t let your thoughts and feelings be the only ones you don’t take into account.
 - It’s okay to be scared of children.
 - Don’t settle for someone you know isn’t right for you just so you’re not alone.
 - Always take a jacket and a tissue with you.
 - Wear the kind of underwear that your mum wouldn’t be embarrassed about if you got hit by a bus.
 - Do what makes you happy.
 - Eat chocolate.
 - Don’t put yourself down. You’re awesome.
 - Always keep your teddy bear near you for a hug.
 - Take a nap when you need it - whatever age you are.
 - Remember that everyone is going through something - a smile or a kind word from you might make life worth living for another day.
 - On the other hand - some people are just mean. Walk away.
 - No matter what size you are - you’re still the same person on the inside.
 - I promise that things are going to get better. Don’t give up.
 - Don’t pretend to be stupid just to fit in.
 - If you feel like a fish out of water - find another pond. Your fish are waiting.
 - Don’t feel obliged to do anything that you don’t want to do.
 - It’s not time wasted to watch clips of cats, proposals or soldier homecomings on YouTube for hours. If you’ve had fun then it was worth it.
 - Don’t leave changing your bed sheets to bedtime. There’s nothing worse than realising you can’t slip straight into bed.
 - Laugh as much as you possibly can. Don’t worry if other people think you’re daft. “His bow tie made it look like he was being attacked by a bat.”
 
What about "get your nose out of the cup"? :oD
ReplyDeleteOh and I'm disappointed that the iPad tells me when I "mis-spell" a word when I play/beat it at Scrabble! :oD :oD :oD
DeleteI can add that in next year as it's so valid!
ReplyDeleteIf the word that you are "mis-spelling" is quiff then I give the iPad permission to tell you off each and every time!! :D