Lost Rules

There are many things we tend to leave behind as we age - age in this case is at any age of reason. We leave them behind for one reason or another, primarily through neglect or not passing them along to the ones we are responsible for teaching - as a parent, teacher, counselor, etc. Here are some that are so simple you may wonder why no one seems to pay attention to them anymore. I believe they are "Lost Rules." See what you think. Feel free to add to them and/or make a copy for selected distribution. They certainly will not harm anyone:

Lost Rules

If you break it, fix it

If you don't know, ask

If you open it, close it

If you lose it, replace it

If you turn it on, turn it off

If you unlock it, lock it back

If you move it, put it back

If you turn it on, turn it off

If you throw it down, pick it up

If you drive it, check the oil and gas

If you ask for something, say please

If it isn't yours, keep your hands off of it

If you get what you ask for, say thank you

If it doesn't concern you, don't mess with it

If someone gives you a smile, give them one back

Remember that courtesy is always acceptable - everywhere

Thanks for visiting. - Bob toujours en vedette