Manufacturing more patience to do my job well. Designing my present life so there is peace. Avoiding annoying people outside of work (I can't avoid them at work). Having quiet time to myself. Counting my blessings. Drawing up new personal rules when the above doesn't work well enough.
25 years old and finding myself is top of the list
Follow your heart and nothing else. - Lynyrd Skynyrd, "Simple Man"
42, paying the bills, getting my daughter prepared for school and life.
Sure she will. *rolls eyes* My kids have never forgiven me for teaching them how to read and do simple arithmetic. If I was a good parent I would've set them in front of the TV and wished them the best of luck.
The teachers would scream like crazy on me lol I wasn't seem to care lol
He's a father of two kids and he wants his daughter to be something big when she grows up like a doctor and she'll thank him for raising her like that.
Being good at school and having your parents to check on you every time isn't controlling but it's protecting and caring.
I hope you understand that :)
Having time to spend time with my Mom, Brother, and My Stepfather. And spend some time with the rest of my Italian family. Stepfather not Italian he is German. I am 13 I guess this is life when you are my age. Hope this helps!;)
Well I'm 13 and right now my family, friends, doing well in High school this fall!
Family, reliable friends, money.
At 58, just trying to overcome old age stuff.
I'm 43 and living a life with minimal stress, a roof over my head, food in my stomach, wine in my cup, and friends that care. Simplicity I guess you could say.
13, trying to make good grades and to just live my little happy life :)
16, getting through life one day at a time.
13, the most important thing is my mom.. she is everything to me
Since I'm a teen the most important thing to me is getting through school and staying out of trouble
29, figuring out what's important
I've been thinking about you and your new situation. I have a long, medically complicated background and have managed to have a pretty normal life anyway. Try to see this new challenge as an inconvenience: now you have to go to the store more often, measure medicine, be sure, eat all the time, be more scheduled. Inconvenience -- not tragedy. You still have a good life and a spouse in the house and a house to have a spouse in. Get it?