Ever wonder what happens to the tid bits of knowledge we learn as we are growing up?

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Ever wonder what happens to the tid bits of knowledge we learn as we are growing up?

Our parents, family friends and teachers gave us these fine bits of knowledge for learning, but do you find yourself using them today? Or even passing them on to others?

"As you slide down the banister of life, there may be splinters pointing the wrong way. Life's lessens are sometimes hard and not so comfortable, but the do serve a point"!

So my question is, what was the tit bit, who gave it to you, and do you use it still, or have you passed it on?
4 questions in you answer to address, 
"please and thank you". That was from my Great Aunt Sara Jane Tice.

your turn now.

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

"People love to hear the sound of their own name--always try to address each person by name."  My father taught me that and I have tried to do it.  He's been dead for 47 years and people still tell me that when they met him on the street he always greeted them by name.  So it must work!  And yes, I've tried to teach my children the same.  Thanks for asking--you evoked a good memory.
C.B.

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