What lessons have you learned lately?

[Droopy]

I've learned that I should not want hateful people to like me.

Low self esteem is my worst enemy.

Sounds kind of like common sense, but it's taken a long time for me to learn that one. I've never claimed to be the sharpest tool in the shed.

[JVS]

1. I'll be your friend

[Droopy]

3. Thank you JVS

I didn't see your thread on the same topic until I posted mine. I guess I should have scanned the front page first, but I didn't think anybody would be thinking the same thing as me. Well not quite the same thing because I'm being more serious.

[JVS]

4. Yeah. Mine is more slapstick

[Neoma]

2. I've learned that i cannot be scared by blood & gore much anymore

its only when its unexpected that i get freaked out.
Just like its when I'm in a high place,if i expect that it will be high when i climb a tree,I'm fine..if i don't think about how far i am off the ground i feel like i want to fall.

lesson learned,that if i don't expect what is coming i feel hopeless,if i prepare myself for something,I'm ready for anything.

/sigh

[Seabiscuit]

5. An Hones Abe quote:

"Good things come to people who wait, but they get what's left over from the people who hustled."

[Seabiscuit]

6. Geeesh! Two glasses of wine and I can't even spell "Honest"???

[St. Jarvitude]

7. Don't lock your keys in the car at the dentist's office.

<a href="http://www.livejournal.com/users/stjarvitude/4707.html">Red the story.</a>

Needless to say, I didn't have that great of a day.

[Droopy]

8. I've locked myself out of my car a few times

It's a totally helpless feeling and guaranteed to make your day suck if you can't get help right away.

I don't know about the cops in your area, but where I live they carry a tool that can jimmy a car lock. You may get the issue resolved faster and with less hassle if you give the cops a call if you ever lock yourself out of the car again.