
Lesson #1: Always be careful of waves.
If you are on a rock and a giant wave breaks on it, it does not look like this:





Lesson #2: Cats are sharp.
I seem to learn this lesson every year, thinking "Oh, this cat won't be so bad! Maybe he'll even like me! That's totally why he crawled on my chest and is putting his butthole right next to my face!" No. The cat is trying to lull you into a false sense of security.





Lesson #3: Get out of the car feet first, not head first.
Knowing every person in my family ever, you are going to be extremely brilliant only to be marred by your extreme stubbornness. I'm just going to tell you right now, your parents will need to help you with things for the rest of your life, and you're just going to suck it up and let your mom and dad help you out.
I first learned this lesson when I was 2. This is actually my first memory. We had an old 1988 Toyota Land Cruiser, and it was awesome. The car is about 2 ft. off the ground, and, well, for a 2 year old, that's a long way to fall.





Lesson #4: Be careful who you hit.
When you finally learn how to stop jumping out of cars and how to drive them, be sure to be careful on the roads. But, if you have to hit somebody with your car, make sure it's not one of your classmates, otherwise, high school is going to be hell for you.


Aaahahahahaha, I remember when you wreaked that kids car. That was really funny. Hey I love your blog by the way. HI-larious. This will make it easier for me to stalk you, hehehehe.
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