Think about an important lesson you learned from

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1. Think about a trait or a habit that your mom or your dad has that can be annoying ... but really is a part of who they are.

2. Then - think about an important lesson you learned from one of your parents - how did it come about?

3. Last - you have one piece of advice you can pass on to your future children or your future nieces and nephews - what will it be?

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