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Kids' Little
Instructions on Life
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Source:
The Scottish Studies Foundation |
Never trust a dog to watch your
food. |
Patrick,
Age 10 |
When you want something
expensive, ask your grandparents. |
Matthew,
Age 12 |
Never smart off to a teacher
whose eyes and ears are twitching. |
Andrew,
Age 9 |
Wear a hat when feeding
seagulls. |
Rocky,
Age 9 |
Sleep in your clothes so you'll
be dressed in the morning. |
Stephanie,
Age 8 |
Never try to hide a piece of
broccoli in a glass of milk. |
Rosemary,
Age 7 |
Don't flush the john when your
dad's in the shower. |
Lamar,
Age 10 |
Never ask for anything that
costs more than five dollars when your parents are doing taxes. |
Carrol,
Age 9 |
Never bug a pregnant mom. |
Nicholas,
Age 11 |
Don't ever be too full for
dessert. |
Kelly,
Age 10 |
When your dad is mad and asks
you, "Do I look stupid?" don't answer him. |
Heather,
Age 16 |
Never tell your mom her diet's
not working. |
Michael,
Age 14 |
Don't pick on your sister when
she's holding a baseball bat. |
Joel,
Age 12 |
When you get a bad grade in
school, show it to your mom when she's on the phone. |
Alyesha,
Age 13 |
Never try to baptize a cat. |
Laura,
Age 13 |
Never spit when on a roller
coaster. |
Scott,
Age 11 |
Never do pranks at a police
station. |
Sam,
Age 10 |
Beware of cafeteria food when it
looks like it's moving. |
Rob,
Age 10 |
Never tell your little brother
that you're not going to do what your mom told you to do. |
Hank,
Age 12 |
Remember you're never too old to hold your father's hand. |
Molly,
Age 11 |
Listen to
your brain. It has lots of information |
Chelsey,
Age 7 |
Stay away from prunes. |
Randy,
Age 9 |
Never dare your little brother
to paint the
family car |
Phillip,
Age 13 |
Forget the cake, go for the
icing. |
Cynthia,
Age 8 |
Remember the two places you are always welcome – church and
grandma's house. |
Joanne,
Age 11 |
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Grown-ups never
understand
anything by themselves, and it
is tiresome for children to be
always and forever explaining
things to them. |
Saint-Exupéry |
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