- It's an ATM, not an ATM machine. (Automated Teller Machine machine.)
- How to use an ATM. Such a delightful time saver.
- Parallel parking. Oh, wait. Just kidding. I still don't know how.
- Practicing an hour a day will make me a better musician than sort of practicing when I feel like it.
- Brown, not blue, eyeshadow is the way to go.
- Buy nice jeans.
- Practice scales for real. Like, everyday.
- Throw stupid stuff away.
- The art of flirtation
- How to check the oil in the car
- Conditioner is better than soap for shaving legs.
- Floss. Oh, wait. Just kidding. I still don't do that.
- If you don't love it, don't buy it.
- How to spell "definitely"
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Silly Stuff I Wish I'd Learned Five Years Ago
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adulthood,
for the record,
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2 comments:
AHA!! I tell my students the practicing thing all the time, and will they ever believe me? Apparently not until they are on their own in college. ;)
I use conditioner for shaving all the time.
People spell definitely wrong all the time. I'm glad you learned it. That makes me happy. :)
Something I read somewhere:
"If you really want to learn how to spell Connecticut, you will."
It applies to so many things, don't you think?
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