Things I learned from my Mother:
Don’t run your knits with your jeans
Keep the counters clean
Life is made of windows and doors… be careful closing them
Shoulders back, chin up
To be a teacher is a noble thing.
Marry a man who is good with power tools.
You’re the cutest one up there.
Be proud, you’re a Franks.
Be passionate about your work: do what you love, love what you do.
Walk quickly.
Video games kill your brain.
It doesn’t matter whose fault it is, it’s your responsibility.
Love is watching HGTV on a Friday night and kissing at the dinner table.
Call back home every so often.
Cry when it hurts, then get up and move on.
Always keep a calendar.
Don’t ever put your name on something that’s less than your best.
Insecurity is not an excuse- you can do it, if you want to.
Reading makes you smarter.
Some things in life are worth fighting tooth and claw for.
That attitude is unbecoming on you.
Sometimes, you just need to be babied.
If you sew it inside out and then flip it, it hides the seams.
You’ve got something to offer, even if you think you don’t.
When it’s sunny, get outside and play.
Don’t wear jeans to church… but get out of bed and go to church.
Mean what you say. Say what you mean.
Everyone doesn’t need to know everything, but have someone who does.
No, you don’t know, and you don’t get it. Hush and listen.
Be a woman, even in a twisted world.
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