One piece of advice you can give us?

[Janet]

Originally Posted by BabyNicole

Do NOT pursue a man. If he likes you, he likes you, if not, MOVE ON. If you want to put things in perspective regarding your relationship, you have to read He's Just Not That Into You. I thought that book was great. It taught me a lot!

The author of that book was on Oprah a while back. What an eye opener!!

[Necee419]

Never leave the house without telling your family you love them. Living in NYC, with 9/11 and all I often wonder about all those people that went to work that morning and never came home. I know this sounds morbid but we are living in a dangerous world. Hubby and I get up at 5 am to start our days and sometimes neither of us is feeling particularly cheerful. No matter how tired and cranky I feel, I always kiss him goodbye and tell him that I love him. We should never take our loved ones for granted because we don't know what tomorrow may bring.

[Janet]

Originally Posted by Necee419

Never leave the house without telling your family you love them. Living in NYC, with 9/11 and all I often wonder about all those people that went to work that morning and never came home. I know this sounds morbid but we are living in a dangerous world. Hubby and I get up at 5 am to start our days and sometimes neither of us is feeling particularly cheerful. No matter how tired and cranky I feel, I always kiss him goodbye and tell him that I love him. We should never take our loved ones for granted because we don't know what tomorrow may bring.

We should all take heed to your post!!! When parting with a loved one even for a little while, let them know you love them...they may never make it back.

[rivermom]

Don't sweat the small stuff!

Before you judge someone ask yourself "have I walked in their shoes?"

Always be there for your friends.

Give more than whatever is expected of you.

Make yourself happy first. If you're not happy, nobody's happy.

I could go on, and on, and on, and on....

[Mandy78]

Originally Posted by Necee419

Never leave the house without telling your family you love them. Living in NYC, with 9/11 and all I often wonder about all those people that went to work that morning and never came home. I know this sounds morbid but we are living in a dangerous world. Hubby and I get up at 5 am to start our days and sometimes neither of us is feeling particularly cheerful. No matter how tired and cranky I feel, I always kiss him goodbye and tell him that I love him. We should never take our loved ones for granted because we don't know what tomorrow may bring.

I totally agree....sad but very true....
When either of us leaves, we always kiss and say I love you! BUt we never say goodbye! We always say, See ya later!!!!!!

[Sherry Lynn]

I just thougth of another one....

Never put anything in writing unless you don't care if the whole world reads it. (And I don't just mean these forums!)

(((((Treat others the way you would want to be treated.))))) Stop and think before you speak. For instance....I work at the front desk of a motel,somebody calls the office to complain of a hair on the bathroom floor. I mean com' on... a hair....and they want a full refund,and still want to stay the night. Situations like this happen pretty often.I've seen alot in the past 5 years working there,people looking for something to complain about,just so they can get their money back. Just be nice overlook some things. Its really not that bad. Oh... and be nice to the desk clerk too!LOL She didnt put the hair their. Thats just one idea. Another might be, when your returning an item to the store, (personel experience) Dont go in expecting to get what you want, refunds ect... by yelling or just being very rude to the clerk,for one she doesent deserve it, and she is actually more apt not to help you that way. Be very nice and respectful,and you will see how sometimes they will go out of their way,even break the rules to try and help you. (You'll catch more bees with honey than with vinegar)!