Here are some of the rules of life that my father passed on to me years ago.

1: If you do not have the money to pay for it, then dont buy it.

2: If you really want something very badly to buy, wait a few days and you will get over it.

3: Do you want to double your money? Fold it in half, and put it back in your pocket.

4: It's ok to keep up with the Jone's, as long as they are paying for it.

5: Don't worry about what someone else is doing, they are not worrying about you.

6: Be generous when you can.

7: Always realize, there is a creator.

8: Take time to smell the roses.

9: Love kids, for they are your own youth.

10: Help a neighbor when he needs it, you may need help someday.

11: The heart of a good dog is the envy of a man's soul.

12: Support a good church, they will support you in bad times.

13: One ounce of prevention is worth one pound of cure.

14: If you just can't find something good to say about someone, then say nothing.

15: Everybody wants to go to heaven, but they dont want to die to get there.

16: Practice what you preach.

17: Avoid jealosy and hatred, it is like a cancer that will devour you.

18: Dogs like hamburgers too.

19: Dont wait till I die to give me the roses.

20: When a neighbor passes by. Wave at them. It doesn't cost anything.

21: Cows have more sense than most people.

22: Some folks are like roosters. They enjoy crowing.

23: Churn your own milk. The butter will taste better.

24: Gather your eggs before the possum does.

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I live by most of those statements
I like most of them = ]
. . . i sure wish more people were like your father