7 Life Rules You Need in Writing
I was on the phone with a friend last week and she was frustrated. Her husband was trying to help out by making bacon, but he was burning it. I teased her by saying, you can’t ask him to be more helpful and then criticize him when he tries. She disagreed. 🙂
This sparked a conversation of the “life rules”. The ones that we want others to follow, but that we occasionally want to break, such as ‘don’t ask for help then criticize it’. So I have decided to publish in writing a “new” set of life rules to use at your discretion when you need life to work in your favor:
- Life IS fair. This means that if something is unfair, you have the right to be upset, cranky and consume chocolate and wine.
- You CAN have your cake and eat it too. Especially if you wash it down with wine.
- You CAN look a gift horse in the mouth. If you don’t like the gift or the strings attached to it.
- Treats others as you would like to treat them. Especially when you’re mad at them, they deserve it or you have run out of chocolate and wine.
- A penny saved is a penny wasted… if there is a sale on shoes!
- Good things come to those who DON’T wait. Carpe diem baby, make things happen, take action!
- If you want something done, don’t give it to a busy person. I am a busy person and can’t handle anymore. Why should the people who aren’t busy get a pass?
And a few that are perfect just the way they are…
- Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned – Two words: Lorena Bobbit.
- Eat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow we die – Even if we know we will live for years, eat, drink and be merry!
- Tomorrow is another day – which means I have another opportunity to
be a better momdemonstrate that I am enough.
What other life rules do you love or need revised?
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Chocolate, humor, life, wine
I’ve been using wine to wash down cookies lately . . . it’s a tremendous pairing. But, I’ve often wondered about having cake & eating it, because, if I’m making said cake? I’m damn sure having a great big slice out of it. Even if it’s not Thursday.
Because Thursdays are the day that I go to town.
I’ll never, ever understand the female draw to shoes. Heck, my two year old girl’s biggest tantrums are when I try to put on a pair of shoes that she does not approve of. Despite the fact that, yes, her snow boots might be cute, but they’re not really a good choice when it’s hot outside.
Just have to say, I also do not get the shoe thing, but my daughter has similar strong opinions on the shoes she wears.
I admit, I often have to battle my wish to criticize if someone is helping me–by doing it wrong. This often means I have to redo the work I wasn’t supposed to do.
I’m a work-in-progress.
I’m working on #6 right now.
Can I have the chocolate, the wine AND the cake?
That’s how this girl Carpe Diems.
(I’m very good at it, too.)