1. The best thing my parents taught me to do when I was a child was ___that if you write Pam loves’ Rob in the grass it will still show up even after you mow over it. How to move quickly, we moved allot growing up and learned to move things quickly.
2. However, one thing I wish they did differently was _hmm, hard to answer. I would say how to hold onto things. I honestly do not keep much of anything. I wish I was more sentimental.
3. One thing I’ve always wanted to try but haven’t is ____so many different things, I would love to learn to run I think it would be relaxing but i am too lazy to try it.
4. One thing I never thought I’d try but I have is __Octopus but I did for my hero one day out of the blue.
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5. If I could give my 16-year-old self one piece of advice I’d tell myself __Enjoy each moment, take your time, do not grow up too fast, you have the rest of your life.
Pamela
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Why is it that as kids we all want to grow up and now looking back we are all like "slow down, enjoy this time...." Why did we not listen to others telling us this same thing when we were kids? Oh well guess you live and you learn! Maybe our kids will listen.... well probably not!
Oh we need to combine my hoarding with your toss it attitude and we would have a much more balanced level of keeping stuff. I am way overly sentimental with things. I mean, you would think I was a Russian orphan when I was younger because I would save things like gum wrappers. I mean they are shiny, and you never know what you will need them for... Right? lol
Octopus? Really? If I hadn't eaten the stuff all my life, I don't know if I ever would have tried it. I would love to try running again. I have off and on for years, nothing fast. Just pretty slow on the treadmill but running out in actual nature is too hard, LOL! Have a great weekend!
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