The New Ten Commandments

Nurture good friendships...

Tolerate.

Be kind

Ana I second that...

...expect less and show gratitude.

Show love.

soop I second yours

Appreciate what you have, don't covert what you haven't got.

Understand that sometimes you have to actively go out and get it, it is not yours by right, and will not always just come to you.

Don't pig out on chocolate just because you can.

Too late jings

Smile!

1. Live for today.
2. Don't create trouble where none was intended.
3. Find humour where you can.
4. Look after your family well.
5. Remember a smile is a frown, just turn it upside down.
6. Be polite.
7. Enjoy the free things in life, such as nature.
8. Be a good friend and you will have them too.
9. Always wear comfy knickers.
10. Tell loved ones you love them and give big hugs.

Love no.9

I'm going to weed out my knicker drawer to make sure I obey no 9.

I love yours POGS.

I will try to catch younger GS now, and give him a big hug. But he is in one of his strops.

Take responsibility for your own actions and remember every action has a consequence.

Do as you would be done by.

Sing.

If you wouldn't like it said to you, then don't say it to others.

Same, jinglebellfrocks; I am going to see my stroppy 14 year old GD.,
I have developed a strange habit these days.I post jokes and daft sayings on their fridge, and on mine , too.Now , I spy them searching them out, and, according to the reaction, (usually a sardonic smile) That makes ME smile, too.They,(two GD,s) think Ime a bit strange, but my behaviour does create some humour! I will post no.9 and 10 this morning.Thanks.

liminetta

Trouble is, my stroppy GS is eight! Heaven help us when puberty strikes. His 12 year old brother is fine though. And he laughs at his brother's grumpiness too! )

I reckon they secretly think you are "cool".