15 Most Important Lessons I've Learned In Life (In No Particular Order)
- Always lock the toilet/bathroom door when you're using it.
- Don't laugh when your mouth is full. Especially if your crush is sitting on the table next to you.
- The morning air is always the freshest.
- Take care of your eyesight or else you'll find it difficult to appreciate the beauty of the night sky.
- Your childhood will affect your view of the world more than you ever thought it could.
- The best friend you could ever have is your sibling.
- Treat the nerds/weird kids nicely. They tend to remember the past in great detail.
- Life has a way of smashing your childhood dreams into smithereens.
- Hug your mom/dad every chance you can. You'll never know when will be the last time you'll be able to.
- The safest smile is that when your teeth can't be seen. Also, never eat chocolate during a date.
- Even though it can be hard, staying as friends is a better way of keeping someone rather than having them in a relationship.
- Memories fade. Enjoy the moment while you're at it because you won't remember how it feels like ten or twenty years from now.
- At the end of the day, no matter how twisted their ways are to get it, everybody just wants to be happy.
- True happiness is being at peace with yourself.
- Unless you're Hindu, vegetarian, allergic to meat, or the world's biggest killjoy, you can never go wrong with a plate of corned beef.
2 comments:
I realy wish I could've done something with my eyesight back then...the night sky's beauty eludes me..
Dru: YOU SHOULD BE WRITING! PLS.
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