- Take good care of skin, you only have ONE face and prevention is always much better than cure.
- Your shoes & handbag must always match! (That was dispensed to me in the 80s & early 90s & since then she learnt that's it was ok to mismatch and I've since followed suit)
- Never leave home uncoordinated
- Dress/Look your age
- ALWAYS wear nice underwear, you'll never know when you might get hit by a bus or get into an accident and the ambulance people/hospital staff will have to see your ugly underwear
- Every woman should wear a little bit of makeup
- Treat yourself to facials REGULARLY - its worth every penny
- Always use eye cream
- ALWAYS keep your expensive bags in its dust bag
- BITE your shoes before they BITE you!
- One can never have enough shoes, handbags or jewelry
- Men MUST buy women Jewelry
- Men with sloping shoulders cannot be trusted (as told to her by her mother & grandmother)
- Don't marry a man with too square a jaw - that means he's cruel (once again, as told to her by her mother & grandmother)
- How he treats his mother is indicative of how he'll treat you in the future
- The man should love you more than you love him
- Good boys do not kiss & tell
- Always plan your wardrobe before you pack for travelling
- Always carry an clean set of underwear & a t shirt in your carry-on bag, just in case
- Never be afraid to use an umbrella in the sun! :)
- Always use sunscreen
- NEVER wear white on a plane (in case of spills and stains)
- Every woman needs to learn how to keep house
- Always make your bed
- Always put things back from where you took them - that's how you stay organized
- Plan where to put your furniture
- You can't choose your family, so you better all get along
- Marry the boy/girl, marry the family
- Family comes First
- It's mind over matter: if you don't mind, then it doesn't matter
Friday, May 7, 2010
Lessons from my Mother
Mother's Day is fast approaching and during this time, I've been thinking of my mum more so than usual. I miss her, her anecdotes & her little nuggets of wisdom. I'd thought I'd share what I remember and love about my mum's funny, witty & delightful life and the invaluable pieces of advice I will cherish forever:
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