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Life Lessons I’ve Learned From Children

Children are the most innocent and pure human beings on Earth. They’re full of excitement, creative insight, knowledge and simplicity that an adult just can no longer exhibit as hard as we try. Working with children for years has taught me more lessons than my countless years of schooling has and ever could. They’re some of the wisest little humans with some of the best hearts to match. Each of them are different and they all have their own unique set of characteristics, but some things stay the same around the board; I can see a little bit of myself in each of them. Here are some of the lessons they’ve taught me: If they want a hug, be the second one to let go. You never know how badly some of the kids you come across through work really need a long, genuine hug from someone who cares. You may

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10 Things We all Wanted to be When We Grew Up

While growing up we all had role models to idol and people in our lives who we looked up. They influenced us to become extraordinary and inspired us to open up our imaginations to the opportunities life has to offer us. With Halloween slowly creeping up on us we will all get the chance to pretend to be these fantastical people and live out our dreams. Here are 10 things we all wanted to be when we grew up. 10. A Superstar Athlete Since athletics play such a vital role in our contemporary society, many of us dreamed of playing in the MLB, NFL, NBA and the NHL. We all wanted to be a star quarterback or a high scoring point guard, but for many these dreams ended in High School or even before then.   9. President Who better to become than the most powerful man in the free world?

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How College is like Kindergarten

College is a whole new experience filled with exciting adventures and scary situations. Through both the good and the bad of your college experiences, you learn important lessons along the way. Not only does college make you feel like an adult for the first time, but for me, it also made me feel like a young child again. Here are some of the ways that college is like being back in kindergarten all over again: Your parents just drop you off in this strange new place you’ve never been before The first day of kindergarten is a lot like the first day of college; you come equipped with new supplies, new fears, and new excitements. Your parents just drop you off, and you’re not exactly sure when you’ll see them next. In kindergarten, you can’t tell time yet so you have no idea how long it’ll be before your parents

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8 Actions That Prove, Even in Your 20s, You’re Still A Kid At Heart

In life, especially when we are younger, we are told to act our age. We are expected to grow up and live this life that leaves our childhood behind. We are adults now, and we won’t act like children we were once were. Well, maybe not so much. As we grow, yes, we sometimes actually do have to grow up mentally. But that does not mean that we will forget our childish ways and become an adult almost instantly. That’s not how it works. The remains of your childhood still exist and you can really see them in your 20’s. So this is a list I have made to prove that, yes, you may have to grow up, the the core of your childhood never truly leaves. 1)      You will still be afraid if you lose your parent at the grocery store. Yes. Sometimes you go to the grocery store