One of the best things I learned from my daddy is to love some old rock-n-roll and country music. He's my hero, my biggest fan, my big ole' teddy bear, and my "Dear Ole' Daddy-O"!!
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Never leave golf balls in the yard. They can hit kids in the head when the mower goes over them!
This advice is awesome!!
When I little, I was in the yard and Daddy was mowing. One had been left out, it hit me right between the eyes and knocked me out. He thought I was dead. Maybe that is why I don’t have a lot of childhood memories & my memory is horrible now.LOL
Oh my!!!! I’m sad to say that made me giggle a little, but I know it was NOT funny at the time!!
to be kind to others
He taught me how to do yardwork.
responsibility
He taught me importance of doing hardwork and saving money.
Unconditional love
To take time and relax
Always be you and do not change to impress anyone because if you are fake you will only end up hating yourself.
he taught me to take care of my vehicle
He taught me that honesty is the best policy
to always be honest
my dad taught me to never give up on my dreams
He taught me to be financially repsonsible
He taught me to balance work and play and not take life so seriously
He taught me the importance of spending time with your children
never to lie and always share and be giving to people
Always do my best.
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That everyone is equal. Give everyone a chance.
Gladys P
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save, dont spend!!
To always be nice
The best lesson I learned from my “Dad” is how NOT to treat my children. My dad was a HORRIBLE parent and I don’t plan on following in his foot steps.
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I learned that he is always right! LOL
To love my kids no matter what!
What you do when people aren’t looking is Character – it’s what counts. My dad is a very smart man.
I learned not to let anyone run over me to stick up for myself
Sorry about that. I put the wrong email (fromfurrin) on last comment. This is the correct info. The best lesson I learned from my father was that if you worked hard you can succeed.
The best lesson I learned was that if you worked hard you can succeed. Thanks for the giveaway. Sorry about that. I put the wrong email (fromfurrin) on last comment. This is the correct info.
The best lesson I learned was that if you worked hard you can succeed. Thanks for the giveaway.
The best thing I learned from my dad was to be kind.
I learned the value of respect from dear old Dad
i learned from my dad the value of hard work
I learned perseverance from my dad!
Not to drink
To practice my faith
always change your oil every 3 months or 3,000 miles!
Put something from EVERY paycheck in savings.
The best lesson I learned from my father is to be a good listener
Stay out from in front of the t.v.
TO be patient and listen and be calm
I learned patience.
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Patience!
always keep your sense of humor
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The best lesson i ever learned from dad was to never ever judge a single person until you get to really know them. Thanks
I learned to be patient.
What is the best lesson you learned from your Daddy-O?!!
dont bet on sorry jockeys
Taught me that if anyone ever messed with me, teased me, bullied me, or hurt me… to tell him and let him handle it! haha, never came down to it!
Be faithful even when you feel faithless!
To be resilient in the face of struggles and strife.
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Everyone is to be treated equal.
Gladys P
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Always be true to yourself and that your mother and father will always be there for you no matter what or where life takes you.
Thanks for this chance. =)
There’s nothing to be afraid of
The Golden Rule!
Always stand up for yourself!
My best lesson is to always rely on family, they won’t turn on you.
be honest it always is better in the end!
Saying please and thank goes a long way for you and for the other person. Also, “Close the door we aren’t trying to cool off the entire neighborhood” has been a great one to reuse and help keep the bill down.
He made me read my entire car manual before he’d let me drive my first car. That has really helped me with car problems I’ve had. At least now I know something.
to not steal
My Dad always told us- “Education is your ticket to freedom”. He was right. You need to be educated, not only can you make more money than drop-outs, but you are happier in general! We were taught to love learning and always be fascinated and exploring.
Be honest and patient.
My father was never around, so the best lesson I learned from him is what a good example of real Dad is not.
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Not to be selfish. Help others whenever you can.
To never let anyone push you around, no matter what!
Work hard, play hard.
My dad taught me a lot before lung cancer took him away from me when he was only 52. But the one nugget of knowledge that I passed on to my kids already is: When using a knife, if you cut off your finger, put it on ice so that it can be reattached. !!
I learned to be honest and value family.
i learned how to be honest:)
My soulmate/bff love of my life husband Todd lifts my spirits the same way my dad has that I shared about (Todd and I raised 5 amazing kids together) … for example I was feeling self conscious bc I am soooo pale. I told him I feel like I look like a corpse, he said NOOoooo you look like a porcelain doll! I have accepted my fair skin so much better now bc of him. : )
Two special and unique ones I learned from my dad
1. as a teen I was embarassed that I had size 9 shoes I use to feel self conscious and try to hide my feet until my dad said “Honey you are tall, you are 5 ft 9 if you had small feet you would have no stability and you would fall over on your face!” awww lol
2. After I had my 4 beautiful BIG babies I was feeling self conscious about my stretch marks, my dad who is not a mushy or sentimental acting man at all and usually is more likely to tease shocked me by saying.. Well if you ask me, you should think of those at beauty marks bc you wouldn’t have them if you didnt have those 4 beautiful kids. ” Awwwwww
Thanks for the great giveaway!!
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Treat everyone with respect and how you want to be treated!
I learned how to change a tire and maintain a car. This knowledge has helped me and allowed me to help others
i learned a love of nature
My Dad always taught me to stand up for myself… don’t let others take advantage of you.
Thanks,
Ola
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