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Thoughts for parents with teenagers
30 06 2008-teenagers brighten up the home-they never turn off the lights
-Things you wish your teenager would say:
“I want you to impart your wisdom and experience to me”
“I don’t think black is a good colour on me”
“Is my music too loud?”
“Let me pay my phone bill”
“That’s far too late! I’ll be back at nine!”
- When your teenager comes of age, employ a surgeon to be standby- to remove him from your wallet.
-An education is what parents receive when they sit in on a conversation between teenagers
-The cleverest part of doing homework is thinking up the excuse
-It rarely occurs to teenagers that the day will come when they will know as little as their parents
-Why don’t teenagers tell you where they’re going? Because they don’t know.
-Adolescence is the time when your kids stop asking where they came from and start refusing to tell you where they’re going.
-Teenagers live in a world of their own-it’s called boredom.
-The trouble with life’s questions is that when you’re old enough to know the answers, you’ve forgotten the questions.
-There is nothing like arguing with teenagers to realise that you’re not young enough to know everything
-Teenagers are hormones with hair
-A teenager’s natural habit is in your pocket
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