"Don't laugh at a
youth for his affections; he's only trying on one face
after another till he finds his own."
Logan Pearsall Smith |
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"Children have never been very
good at listening to their elders, but they
have never failed to imitate them."
James Baldwin |
"While we cannot erase
wickedness, we can produce young Latter-day Saints
who, spiritually nourished, are immunized against evil
influences."
President Boyd K. Packer |
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"Success is spelled
'teamwork.' The successful teamworker doesn't have a
chip on his shoulder, doesn't look for slights, isn't constantly
on the alert, lest his 'dignity' be insulted. He puts the good
of the house - the company or team - first. And if the whole
prospers, he, as an active
effective, progressive part of it will also prosper with it."
B.C. Forbes |
"We belong to a
church where adhering to standards is expected. Things that
have always been wrong in the past are still wrong today. The
Church does
not modify standards of morality by adapting to changing customs
or to the
mores of the societies in which we live."
Elder Earl C. Tingey |
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"Give a teen a snack and you'll
feed him for a day. Teach him to fix his
own snack and your kitchen will be a wreck forever."
From Zit, by Jerry Scott & Jim Borgman |
"Ignorance is not lack of
intelligence; it is lack of know-how."
Dave Ramsey |
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"Anything that is contrary to your standards, that
goes against correct principles, will trigger a warning...when you
feel these warnings, get immediately away from danger. The best
help you can have during critical moments will be the Holy Ghost...He
will reveal to you what is right and what is strong, and help you make
correct decisions. But, you must live worthily in order to receive
his help."
Ezra Taft Benson |
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"School was a
businesslike place. Teachers and parents expected us to learn, but not
to think for ourselves; we expected to be taught. Our textbooks were
practical-looking and of a size comfortable for the hands of children in
the grades in which they were used. No one, not even ourselves,
expected school to amuse us, to be fun, or to be responsible for
personal problems. The appreciation of music and art would have been
considered expensive and unnecessary by parents."
Beverly Cleary; A Girl From Yamhill; A Memoir
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"My mother taught me
some basic philosophies of rearing children. One is
that you have to trust them. I tried hard never to say 'no' if I
could
possibly say 'yes.' I think that worked well because it gave my
children the
felling that I trusted them and they were responsible to do the
best they
could."Marjorie Pay Hinckley |
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"Each will find that happiness in
the world mainly depends on the work he
does, and the way in which he does it."
President Brigham Young |
"If we truly
understood the Atonement and the eternal value of each soul, we
would seek out the wayward boy and girl and every other wayward
child of
God. We would help them to know of the love Christ has for
them. We would
do all that we can to help prepare them to receive the saving
ordinances of
the gospel."
Elder M. Russell Ballard |
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"The quality of a person's life
is in direct proportion to their commitment
to excellence, regardless of their chosen filed of endeavor."
Vince Lombardi |
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Mr. Rogers |
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"On the whole, it is
better to deserve honors and not have them than to have
them and not deserve them."
Mark Twain |
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"Without courage, all other virtues lose their meaning."
Winston Churchill |
"Other people's
actions do not dictate what is right or wrong. One persona
having the courage to make the right choice can influence
many others to also choose wisely. I wish to endorse what
is stated in the pamphlet For the Strength of Youth:
'You are responsible for the choices you make. You should
not blame your circumstances, your family, or your friends
if you choose to disobey God's commandments. You are a child
of God with great strength. You have the ability to choose
righteousness and happiness, no matter what your
circumstances."
President James E. Faust |
"Vision is vital.
... Vision that is rooted in values is the only vision that
will last. Vision that has no foundation and depth in
values is merely a dream, and you will wake up
disappointed."
Dave Ramsey |
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"Children have a
natural desire to emulate the examples of their parents.
Generally, boys incline toward the attitudes and work of
their fathers; girls aspire to live as their mothers do. And
you parents, don't be too surprised if, sometime along the
way, your children become better than you."
Elder Russell M. Nelson |
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"We were lucky enough to grow up in an environment where there was
always
much encouragement to children to pursue intellectual interest; to
investigate whatever aroused curiosity. In a different kind of
environment,
our curiosity might have been nipped long before it could have borne
fruit." Orville Wright |
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