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(#5) "Dont Lie"
Even though it was just as bad, lying to Mom was different... mainly because she always knew. Lying gets messy, and it hurts people. Ultimately, lying makes your life way, way harder, and it makes other people lose their faith in you. And Mom is all about things being easier for you in the long run.
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(#25) “Don’t Trust Anyone”
Maybe Mom was a little extreme on this one. Trust who your heart tells you to trust and don’t trust the liquor store attendee who tells you he wants to show you something cool in his van (even if your heart is really curious). -
(#26) “Turn Off That TV or You’ll Turn into a Boob.”
We all know that TV is one of the most amazing inventions of all time, but too much of it can turn our brains a little soft. Mom was right: it’s important to get out of the house and change up your routine. It’s good for your brain! Cut one hour of TV-time from your life each day, and spend that time doing things that actually make your life better. -
(#12) “Comb Your Hair”
The ripple effect goes a little something like this: It’s harder for people who don’t brush their hair to "look presentable." People who look sloppy don't get hired for jobs. It’s hard to survive if you don’t have a job. Mom is just looking out for you. And preventing you from living in her basement for too long. Or from thinking it's OK to leave the house looking like Goldilocks after a tornado hits. -
(#11) Your Body Is a Temple
- Musical Recording
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(#18) “The Early Bird Gets the Worm”
You’re probably rolling your eyes. This one doesn’t necessarily mean waking up at the crack of dawn. It applies to being prepared. Being prepared makes your life easier. Mom knew that. She's been doing the whole trial-and-error thing for longer than you've been alive.
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Parenting is a tricky and complicated task, and no parent is perfect. But they all want to make themselves the best mother. Every mother has a unique way of shaping our personality, and certain qualities they instill in us will continue to affect our lives. Maybe you always disliked your mother too nagging when you were a teenager. When you become an independent adult, you will discover how important these little things are to your life.
Thanks to my mother, I have a good habit of making sure to clean the kitchen utensils after I have finished cooking, is it important? The random tool lists 27 great things your mother told you.
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