In this modern day of technology, teaching our daughters how to live successfully is crucial. We don’t think of all the simple stuff that was taught to us by our ancestors but it is still very important. Our daughters need to know this along with their daughters and the daughters after that. These words of wisdom need to be passed on for many generations to come.
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1. Learn to Drive a Manual Transmission, Even if You Never Have to. It Makes You Look Cool
2. If Your Main Goal in Life is to Be a Housewife/homemaker, It is Perfectly Fine
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3. If Your Main Goal in Life is to Climb That Corporate Ladder, That is Perfectly Fine Also
4. This Next Piece of Advice Isn’t True but It Will Help You Get over a Man…Men Aren’t Crap
5. Well, Some Are and if You Are Lucky to Find the Right One, Treat Him Right
6. The Man That Just Gives You Butterflies and Makes Your Insides Feel Nervous Isn’t the One
7. The Man That Makes Your Insides Feel Nervous and Makes You Feel like a Well Worn Pair of Jeans…He’s the One
8. You Are Beautiful Whether You Are a Size 2 or 22
9. A Steak Needs to Be like Your Heart…tender
10. You Have to Right to Dislike a Food but Only if You Try It First
11. If You Have Been Lucky to Find a True Friend, You Have Found Something Rare…Love Them
12. You Need to Take Care of You…You Don’t Get Anything from an Empty Cup
13. Take Time to Enroll in an Art Appreciation Class. This Will Help You See the World in a Whole New Light
14. Explore the World
15. If You Tell Him No and He Doesn’t Listen…you Have the Right to Kill Him
16. Eat Pie and Rock That Two Piece Bathing Suit
17. Wear Sunscreen and Start Now
18. He Isn’t Your Personal ATM
19. You Don’t Owe Him Anything for Buying You Dinner…You Are Not His Dessert
20. Learn Self Defense…Don’t Be Afraid to Use It
21. You Will Burn Meals when You Learn to Cook
22. If Your Man Won’t Eat Them…He is Not the One
...chances are he might be a tad picky, but it's no cause for concern. Remember, everyone has their preferences, and while it'd be lovely if he enjoyed your culinary experiments, his palate doesn't define his character. Communication is key; perhaps there's a reason behind his selective eating habits. Offer him a variety without pressure, and maybe include him in the cooking process. Who knows? A shared experience in the kitchen might just be the trick to broaden his taste horizons. But most importantly, cook for your joy—if he finds delight in your dishes, consider that a bonus!
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