What Is The best Lesson you have ever learned?
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Never lie! Egged and waxed the neighbors house with my brothers when we were young because nobody liked her. \nMy mother made sure we ended up telling the truth when she ended up calling the cops for the neighbor and they came to our house and it was very intimidating as a preteen that has never been in trouble before. It scared us into telling the truth. We thought we were going to jail, instead we went next-door with buckets and rags!
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The best one I ever pulled was in high school.  I still laugh today although I could have gotten in big trouble.  I like to go all the way.  \nI went to the bus stop crying and my friend asked me what was the matter.  I told her that my dad went away for the weekend and I accidently burned down the house.  I was really histerical.  At first they were skeptical but I kept on until they really started to believe.  Ooops! forgot to say April Fool!  At school word got around how I burned down the house and my dad was away and he doesn't know.  By the end of the day the principal called an assembly in the Gym.  I had no clue.  They had done everything so quietly.  Well the principal made this big speech about how she was so proud to be apart of this school and she loved how everyone came together and then she called my name out and told me to come to the front.  She went on to say that everyone heard about my situation and there wasn't one person in the whole school except me that contributed some money to help me.  She said that they had collected $1,000 dollars and she was only sorry that she couldn't do more.  I was so embarrassed.  How was I going to tell everyone that I was April fooling.  I didn't know what to say.  After a few long seconds I finally managed to blurt out the whole story in tears.  I was apologizing over and over again when all of a sudden the principal hugged me and said\nAPRIL FOOLS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  she later said she had called and checked it out and found out that it had to be a prank so she thought she would follow along a turn it around on me and teach me a lesson.
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Her name is Carol Rogers, and she expected my best...and because she did, she got it!!  It was a lesson I carried into my entire life.   If you expect the best from someone, you'll usually get it. If you expect the worst, you'll probably get that, too. She was smart, tough, and funny, and I still think about her 35 years later!
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MY 'GREATEST' REGRET:\nAfter having an argument with my father, a couple of weeks later he was hospitalized because he didn't feel good, my brother said. My father sent word by my brother," Tell my baby come see and we'll put everything behind us. We'll play like it never happened. Tell her I love her." My brother brought the message at 8pm but I said, "I was busy, I'd go tomorrow at lunch. At 11:45 am (less than 16 hours later) I walked into the hospital and found my brother crying, my dad had passed away 20 minutes before I got there. Reason of death, was declared 'unknown'.\n\n I regret not getting to hug and tell him,"I loved him, too".
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guilt is learned........ and taught
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Number one, we learn from our mistakes!\n\nActually, you would learn the conditions and teacher behavior that are most conducive to student learning and retaining under varying circumstances.\nHow to tie together subject matter in a manner that will hold their interest.\n\nHow to spot ahead who will continue to progress and who might need more concentrated attention.
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The beginning of real wisdom lies in realizing how little you actually know. Thinking of it as a journey, You have to have a starting point to begin. Now some of us come to this starting  point a whole lot sooner than others. I have been lucky enough to meet quite a few people who I would consider "Wise". They have ranged in age from 80 year old men and women to a child who though just born had the wisdom and love of the ages in their eyes. So who can say where true wisdom lies? I don't think age has a lot to do with it. Though I will say that part of the journey is not only learning from our own mistakes and triumphs but also learning from others. Because lets face it none of use have the time to make all the mistakes ourself. I'll say one last thing and then shut up. One of the greatest pieces of wisdom I was given came from my children. We were watching the news and on it was a story about the war in Iraq. My son looked at me and asked why everyone was fighting. I told him "To be honest I'm not really sure." He thought for a moment and said "Why don't they play dodge-ball then when they are all done everyone can get up and have ice cream?" to which my daughter said "And then we could all have a picnic."
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yes, I hope you have learned your lesson.
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I would only do it all over again if I had the knowledge and experience that I now have to take with me.  Some lessons are tough, some beautiful.  You never know where God will take you next.
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What has touched and affected my life?  I wouldn't say one thing in general did, but I'd say that the culmination of the last four years has.  For example, I've learned that you really should live life to the fullest and enjoy every second of it.  I've also learned you should challenge yourself and take risks and finally, you should do something meaningful everyday no matter how big or small.
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Choose to learn from this experience.  It's the obstacles in life that make us stronger.
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did you learn anything from this adventure?
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Nope, everything I have gone through and done has given me a lesson to live by. \nI just didn't always learn them the first time lol...
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Be the better person and remember to love those who pursecute you.  Love is the greatest!
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Someone once told me I was the nicest person they had ever met!!  I consider myself good.  I could tell you why but that's the type of tale that would make a good one-on-one conversation over a cup of tea!
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My dad! Sadly, he passed away when I was 20, before I grew up enough to realize that I should tell him how I felt. I told him I loved him all the time. But never got the chance to tell him how much he taught me and how his life-lessons have affected my life. Bless you for learning this important lesson. Your sister is lucky to have you.
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Mine has got to be when the most handsome ski trainer chose me to go with him on the ski lift..LOL!!!!\nWas only 7 years old then..hehehee..it was during the annual the ski trip and 1st of all my team got that most gorgeous teacher..next..he picked ME!!! So happy back then..hahahahaha...very very silly to think of it now!!~\n\n^_^