4/8/05

I received this in an e-mail today and thought I would share.

What I Want You To Know

Here is a classic piece reminding you some of the important things in life.

* If your happy and you know it clap your hands-it’s the best way to make everybody laugh especially if your in the middle of a class.

* Friends are the best things that will ever happen to you. But that doesn’t mean you have to keep the same ones. People change, so do you…when that happens accept it and move on. but don’t forget to remember your old friends; they have helped make your life what it is now.

* Siblings will always be there for, they love even if they don’t act like it.

* Never break a fax machine-it will beep for three days straight.

* Parents are the same, they’ll yell and scream and shout because they want to help. They also have feelings.

* Never try to stay up the whole night and tell your friend that they can do anything to wake you up if you fall asleep; especially if they have Ice tea in their hand.

* If you smile someone will smile back.

* If you dip pieces of apple in apple juice it will taste really weird.

* There are people that love you but just don’t know how to show it.

* If you get hit with a ball and you start crying everyone will walk over to see how you are. If you’re having a bad day but you’re not crying only your best friends will.

* The best feeling in the world is to ride with the window down and to be singing along with a song on the radio.

* Always remember you’re unique, just like everyone else.

* No one is listening until you make a mistake.

* Duct tape is like the force, it has a light side and a dark side and it holds the universe together.

* Never mess up an apology with an excuse.

* Normal people are people you don’t know.

* There is always one teacher that everyone hates that never misses school.

* People may forget what you said but they’ll never forget how you made them feel.

* And finally, being happy doesn’t necessarily mean everything’s perfect. It just means you’ve decided to look beyond all of the imperfections.