Things My Parents Taught Me
I’ve learned from Mom:
- There’s no such thing as calling your daughter too often
- How to squat and pee
- When faced with a dilemma of who to pick without having any background information on the choices, look for a Jewish name
- If there are multiple Jewish names, choose one that belongs to a woman
- Loehmann’s = good; Ross = blech
- The importance of volunteering and tzedakah
- New dill pickles are real pickles; sour pickles aren’t
- One can never have too many shoes
- How to distribute the funds in my 401k
- If something is broken, duct tape will fix it
- If it’s still broken, it just needs more duct tape
- Hard work pays off
- Save receipts for everything
- And boxes too
- How to buy a car
- The importance of Consumer Reports
I’ve learned from Dad:
But most importantly, I’ve learned how fortunate I am to have the most amazing parents in the world. They are both role models to me.