There is no person in the world who understands us better than my mother. In her words, even when she swears, there is real worldly wisdom hidden. Lessons like these are hard to forget, especially if you have a good sense of humor.
My mother taught me to respect other people's work: “If you are going to kill each other, go outside, I just washed the floors.”
My mother taught me to believe in God: “Pray that this nasty thing will wash off!”
My mother taught me to think logically: “Because I said so, that’s why!”
My mother taught me to think about consequences: “You’re about to fall out of the window, I won’t take you to the store with me!”
Mom explained the cause-and-effect relationships to me: “If you don’t stop crying right now, I’ll spank you.”
My mother taught me to overcome the impossible: “Shut your mouth and eat the soup!”
Mom taught me endurance: “You won’t leave the table until you’ve finished everything!”
My mother taught me to look boldly into the future: “Just wait, I’ll talk to you at home!”
My mother taught me the basics of self-medication: “If you don’t stop cross-eyed, you’ll remain that way for the rest of your life.”
Mom taught me to be flexible: “Look how dirty the back of your neck is!”
Mom taught me extrasensory perception: “Put on a sweater, I know you’re cold!”
My mother taught me how to become an adult: “If you don’t eat vegetables, you’ll never grow.”
My mother taught me the basics of genetics: “You got it all from your father!”
Mom explained to me how to behave: “Stop acting like your father now!”
My mother taught me to believe in the impossible: "I see you through".
My mother taught me to see the good in everything: “I set up a pigsty in the room again.”
My mother explained to me where wisdom comes from: “Just live with me, and then reason!”
Mom taught me to joke: “When you cut off your legs with a lawnmower, don’t you dare come running to me crying!”
My mother taught me to live in reality: “I’ve already told you a million times: stop exaggerating everything!”
Mom taught me not to envy: “There are millions of poor children in the world who don’t have wonderful parents like you!”
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You remember this through laughter and tears, but with great gratitude. Especially if you have a good sense of humor.
No one understands us better than mom. And even if she scolds us, her words contain real worldly wisdom. You remember this through laughter and tears, but with great gratitude. Especially if you have a good sense of humor.
20 things my mother taught me:
- Mom taught me respect other people's work: “If you are going to kill each other, go outside, I just washed the floors.”
- Mom taught me Trust in God: “Pray that this nasty thing will wash off!”
- Mom taught me think logically: “Because I said so, that’s why!”
- Mom taught me think about the consequences: “If you’re about to fall out of the window, I won’t take you to the store with me!”
- Mom explained to me cause-and-effect relationships: “If you don’t stop crying right now, I’ll spank you.”
- Mom taught me overcome the impossible: “Shut your mouth and eat the soup!”
- Mom taught me endurance: “You won’t leave the table until you’ve finished everything!”
- Mom taught me look boldly into the future: “Just wait, I’ll talk to you at home!”
- Mom taught me basics of self-medication: “If you don’t stop squinting your eyes, you’ll remain that way for the rest of your life.”
- Mom taught me be flexible: “Look how dirty the back of your neck is!”
- Mom taught me extrasensory perception: “Put on a sweater, I know you’re cold!”
- Mom taught me how become an adult: “If you don’t eat vegetables, you’ll never grow.”
- Mom taught me basics of genetics: “This is all from your father!”
- Mom explained to me how behave: “Stop acting like your father right now!”
- My mom taught me believe in the impossible: "I see you through".
- Mom taught me see the good in everything: “I set up a pigsty in the room again.”
- Mom explained to me where wisdom is taken: “Just live with me, and then reason!”
- Mom taught me "tell jokes": “When you cut off your legs with a lawn mower, don’t you dare come running to me crying!”
- Mom taught me live in reality: “I’ve already told you a million times - stop exaggerating everything!”
- Mom taught me don't be jealous: “There are millions of poor children in the world who don’t have wonderful parents like you!”
Mom doesn’t love a single person, or even herself, more or stronger than her children. She will always be there, will always be faithful and devoted in any life situations, will always support and give advice. Mom will always help no matter what happens.
A mother can be not only the one who carried you under her heart for 9 months and then gave birth. A mother can be any person who has been with you from the very beginning, from the very time you began to realize what human warmth is.
Only mom always understands us. And even when she scolds us, even in this case she tries to convey to us how to do the right thing. And for this we are grateful to her and always remember this with tears and a smile on our faces. Especially when you have a good sense of humor.
My mother taught me to respect the work of others: “If you are going to kill each other, go outside, I just washed the floors.”
Mom taught me to believe in God: “Pray that this nasty thing will wash off!”
My mother taught me to think logically: “Because I said so, that’s why!”
My mother taught me to think about the consequences: “If you fall out of the window, I won’t take you to the store with me!”
Mom explained to me the cause-and-effect relationship: “If you don’t stop crying right now, I’ll spank you.”
My mother taught me to overcome the impossible: “Shut your mouth and eat soup!”
Mom taught me endurance: “You won’t leave the table until you’ve finished everything!”
My mother taught me to look boldly into the future: “Just wait, I’ll talk to you at home!”
My mother taught me the basics of self-medication: “If you don’t stop squinting your eyes, you’ll remain that way for the rest of your life.”
Mom taught me to be flexible: “Look how dirty the back of your neck is!”
Mom taught me extrasensory perception: “Put on a sweater, I know you’re cold!”
My mother taught me how to grow up: “If you don’t eat your vegetables, you’ll never grow up.”
My mother taught me the basics of genetics: “You got it all from your father!”
Mom explained to me how to behave: “Stop acting like your father now!”
My mother taught me to believe in the impossible: “I see right through you.”
My mother taught me to see the good in everything: “I’ve built a pigsty in my room again.”
My mother explained to me where wisdom comes from: “Just live like mine, and then reason!”
Mom taught me to “joke”: “When you cut off your legs with a lawnmower, don’t you dare come running to me crying!”
Mom taught me to live in reality: “I’ve already told you a million times - stop exaggerating everything!”
My mother taught me not to envy: “There are millions of poor children in the world who do not have such wonderful parents as you!”
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No one understands us better than mom. And even if she scolds us, her words contain real worldly wisdom. You remember this through laughter and tears, but with great gratitude. Especially if you have a good sense of humor.
20 things my mother taught me:
- Mom taught me respect other people's work: “If you are going to kill each other, go outside, I just washed the floors.”
- Mom taught me Trust in God: “Pray that this nasty thing will wash off!”
- Mom taught me think logically: “Because I said so, that’s why!”
- Mom taught me think about the consequences: “If you’re about to fall out of the window, I won’t take you to the store with me!”
- Mom explained to me cause-and-effect relationships: “If you don’t stop crying right now, I’ll spank you.”
- Mom taught me overcome the impossible: “Shut your mouth and eat the soup!”
- Mom taught me endurance: “You won’t leave the table until you’ve finished everything!”
- Mom taught me look boldly into the future: “Just wait, I’ll talk to you at home!”
- Mom taught me basics of self-medication: “If you don’t stop squinting your eyes, you’ll remain that way for the rest of your life.”
- Mom taught me be flexible: “Look how dirty the back of your neck is!”
- Mom taught me extrasensory perception: “Put on a sweater, I know you’re cold!”
- Mom taught me how become an adult: “If you don’t eat vegetables, you’ll never grow.”
- Mom taught me basics of genetics: “This is all from your father!”
- Mom explained to me how behave: “Stop acting like your father right now!”
- My mom taught me believe in the impossible: "I see you through".
- Mom taught me see the good in everything: “I set up a pigsty in the room again.”
- Mom explained to me where wisdom is taken: “Just live with me, and then reason!”
- Mom taught me "tell jokes": “When you cut off your legs with a lawn mower, don’t you dare come running to me crying!”
- Mom taught me live in reality: “I’ve already told you a million times - stop exaggerating everything!”
- Mom taught me don't be jealous: “There are millions of poor children in the world who don’t have wonderful parents like you!”
