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Hej. My weekend at home was emotional. It was exhausting. It was activity-packed. It was rewarding. It was great. I learned a lot this weekend, from my family and friends and from myself I learned that sometimes there's no need to be appropriate.
I learned that I CAN sit through an entire Super Bowl football game. I learned that making it to the gym is not always a high priority.
I learned that taking the time to center yourself in the morning can make all the difference. I learned that you should always go through your old stuff before tossing it out, you never know what kind of gems you'll find.
I learned that our parents never really grow up.
I learned how important it is to focus on other helping people instead of yourself. I learned you should always drop what you're doing and say yes.
I learned that your family and the friends who have become your family should be cherished and appreciated every chance you get. I learned what kind of person touches the lives of thousands, and can only hope that I am a fraction as compassionate as she was. I learned to pay attention, to treat every person with respect, to be present.
What do you think should be added to this list? What should we all learn and try to remember? Fill in the blank: I learned ______.
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I learned that taking the time to center yourself in the morning can make all the difference. I learned that you should always go through your old stuff before tossing it out, you never know what kind of gems you'll find. 
I learned that our parents never really grow up. 
I learned how important it is to focus on other helping people instead of yourself. I learned you should always drop what you're doing and say yes. 
I learned that your family and the friends who have become your family should be cherished and appreciated every chance you get. I learned what kind of person touches the lives of thousands, and can only hope that I am a fraction as compassionate as she was. I learned to pay attention, to treat every person with respect, to be present. 
What do you think should be added to this list? What should we all learn and try to remember? Fill in the blank: I learned ______. 
