Given
that I’ve experienced a lot of milestones/firsts lately, I’ve found that
I’ve learned a lot of small wisdoms, tips, tricks, and random tidbits that may
or may not be worth sharing. But, at the very least, listing them will help me remember them, and someday, might help you, too.
The never-exhausted list of life lessons, wisdoms, and
tidbits from one twenty-something to anyone and everyone else (in no specific
order):
There
is something to be said about packing a handbag/tote bag with supplies for
every imaginable situation, back and shoulder pain notwithstanding.
Always
carry cash. Especially a contingency $20.00.
When
driving long distances, as in interstate distances, choose your podcasts wisely
(Nigella Lawson’s voice is far too soothing for highway driving through the
middle of nowhere. Just saying.)
Save
your records, receipts, and random scraps of paper with names and numbers in
some kind of order. You’ll need that scrap of paper, I promise.
Forget
the House; Murphy’s Law always wins.
The heart knows what's best, the gut
confirms your instinct, and the mind is left to do the dirty work of making
that happen.
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