- Hair should enhance your features, not hang limp. Forget what anyone else says about it!
- Never let perfume touch pearls; it’s a recipe for disaster.
- Always say “different from,” not “different than.”
- Remember, reality is subjective; it’s all about the lighting!
- There’s no such thing as too much blush, excessive Windex, or too much flossing.
- Intolerance is simply unacceptable.
- Except in the case of stringy hair or poor grammar—those are real issues!
- Being kind is far more important than being tidy.
- If you want a turkey that’s both crispy and juicy, baste it every ten minutes.
- Soak sliced potatoes in cold water to prevent them from turning brown.
- Desitin is a miracle worker for blisters.
- Embrace a bit of mystery in your life. (Oh, Mom, I’m still trying!)
- Women should stand together, not be seen as rivals.
- Passover is best celebrated with show tunes, while Christmas calls for a jazz soundtrack.
- Always jot things down; they could turn into a great story down the line.
This article was originally published on May 10, 2015. Interested in more insightful tips? Check out our other blog post at this link.
As you navigate life, remember that these lessons are not just about practical skills but also about fostering connections and embracing joy. If you’re exploring the journey of parenthood, resources like American Pregnancy can offer valuable insights. For those interested in home insemination, Make a Mom is an authority in providing the necessary tools for your journey.
In summary, the wisdom passed down from my mom continues to guide me daily. These lessons are a blend of practical advice and heartfelt reminders that shape my approach to life and relationships.