Coda

Go to minor league baseball games this summer. Better seats, less crowds, easier, cheaper. Great players. Kids won't know the difference.

9-15

Sports, Health, Safety & Appearance Fun, Adventure & Travel

Check into Brilliant.org for STEM activities.

12

Science, Technology, Skills & General Knowledge

Be protective, never be possessive. watch out for your friends’ well-being, their good names, that’s what friends do. But friends don’t try to manipulate someone’s feelings, thoughts or actions.Same goes for romantic relationships.

10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 18, 21

Character, Education & Self-Reliance Relationships & Career

Led Zeppelin, Queen, The Who, Lynyard Skynard. Listen with headphones, listen alone, listen with friends. So many more good bands but if you start with these you’ll be well on your way.

15, 17, 21

Arts, Literature & Self Expression

Book: “victory. Stand!” By Tommie Smith

14

Arts, Literature & Self Expression Social Justice, Civics & Humanitarianism

Be open to the possibility that you might be wrong.

12, 14, 17, 21

Relationships & Career

Enjoy your success but don’t flaunt it.

21

Character, Education & Self-Reliance Finances

Build a backyard adventure camp

8

Science, Technology, Skills & General Knowledge Fun, Adventure & Travel Nature, Animals & the Environment

Have family game nights this winter.

9

Family & Home Science, Technology, Skills & General Knowledge Fun, Adventure & Travel Relationships & Career

Give your all on the job, from your first day to your last day there. If you’re all caught up on your work help someone else with theirs.

17, 21

Character, Education & Self-Reliance Relationships & Career

Trust yourself.

20

Character, Education & Self-Reliance Relationships & Career

Turn off main water line when you leave on vacation.

21

Family & Home

“We don’t see the world as it is, we see the world as we are. - Prince Harry Or to put it simply, wherever you go, there you are.

12, 15, 21

Character, Education & Self-Reliance

Go to movie Star Wars

12

Arts, Literature & Self Expression

Universal Studios

12-18

Fun, Adventure & Travel

Let's find little ways to practice self-control and build that muscle.

11

Character, Education & Self-Reliance Sports, Health, Safety & Appearance Emotional Development & Mental Health

1

Check out Long Lake Summer Camp in NY. Theater, the arts, etc.

12, 13, 14, 15, 16

Arts, Literature & Self Expression Fun, Adventure & Travel

Compassion: Acting with love when faced with another’s suffering.

16

Character, Education & Self-Reliance Emotional Development & Mental Health

Never enter into (or stay in) a relationship with someone based on their “potential.” It’s a recipe for misery, resentment and frustration.

19

Relationships & Career

Inevitably you will make mistakes in your career. Someone will dress you down for it. It stings. But they are doing you a favor. Thank them for it. We all have to learn, and we can’t do that if our pride gets in the way. Be humble and accept constructive criticism.

16, 21

Character, Education & Self-Reliance Relationships & Career

Sometimes it’s easier to describe what a thing is not than to describe what it is.

14, 21

Character, Education & Self-Reliance Arts, Literature & Self Expression

Defending yourself from a bear: NEVER run from or turn your back on a bear. Remember the rhyme: “If it’s black, fight back. If it’s brown hit the ground, if it’s white like Similac, frozen bear gonna send u back.” - Mamadou Ndiaye

16

Nature, Animals & the Environment

Drill on stuff that will be valuable throughout their lifetime: Vocabulary, geography, addition and subtraction.

10, 12, 14, 20

Family & Home Character, Education & Self-Reliance

It's a skill to learn how to love people the way they need to be loved. I highly recommend reading the Five Love Languages.

18, 21

Relationships & Career

Keep going. Push yourself. The struggle makes it all the more worth it.

17, 21

Family & Home Character, Education & Self-Reliance

Approach difficult conversations looking to learn something, not to prove something.

16, 21

Character, Education & Self-Reliance Relationships & Career

ABC's of video game addiction: Autonomy, Belonging, Control. Try to find ways to developing these things in areas outside of gaming. Games are great, but not at the expense of everything else.

1Infant-13

Science, Technology, Skills & General Knowledge Emotional Development & Mental Health

You’ll miss me when I’m gone, but if I did my job right you won’t need me.

21

Family & Home Faith & Philosophy Emotional Development & Mental Health

SAT Prep https://www.nytimes.com/2017/04/10/opinion/how-i-learned-to-take-the-sat-like-a-rich-kid.html

16

Character, Education & Self-Reliance

Dress to people will listen to you, not look at you. (This is especially true at school and work.)

15, 18, 21

Arts, Literature & Self Expression Relationships & Career

1

Go to minor league baseball games this summer. Better seats, less crowds, easier, cheaper. Great players. Kids won't know the difference.

Check into Brilliant.org for STEM activities.

Be protective, never be possessive. watch out for your friends’ well-being, their good names, that’s what friends do. But friends don’t try to manipulate someone’s feelings, thoughts or actions.Same goes for romantic relationships.

Led Zeppelin, Queen, The Who, Lynyard Skynard. Listen with headphones, listen alone, listen with friends. So many more good bands but if you start with these you’ll be well on your way.

Book: “victory. Stand!” By Tommie Smith

Be open to the possibility that you might be wrong.

Enjoy your success but don’t flaunt it.

Build a backyard adventure camp

Have family game nights this winter.

Give your all on the job, from your first day to your last day there. If you’re all caught up on your work help someone else with theirs.

Trust yourself.

Turn off main water line when you leave on vacation.

“We don’t see the world as it is, we see the world as we are. - Prince Harry Or to put it simply, wherever you go, there you are.

Go to movie Star Wars

Universal Studios

Let's find little ways to practice self-control and build that muscle.

Check out Long Lake Summer Camp in NY. Theater, the arts, etc.

Compassion: Acting with love when faced with another’s suffering.

Never enter into (or stay in) a relationship with someone based on their “potential.” It’s a recipe for misery, resentment and frustration.

Inevitably you will make mistakes in your career. Someone will dress you down for it. It stings. But they are doing you a favor. Thank them for it. We all have to learn, and we can’t do that if our pride gets in the way. Be humble and accept constructive criticism.

Sometimes it’s easier to describe what a thing is *not* than to describe what it is.

Defending yourself from a bear: NEVER run from or turn your back on a bear. Remember the rhyme: “If it’s black, fight back. If it’s brown hit the ground, if it’s white like Similac, frozen bear gonna send u back.” - Mamadou Ndiaye

Drill on stuff that will be valuable throughout their lifetime: Vocabulary, geography, addition and subtraction.

It's a skill to learn how to love people the way they need to be loved. I highly recommend reading the Five Love Languages.

Keep going. Push yourself. The struggle makes it all the more worth it.

Approach difficult conversations looking to learn something, not to prove something.

ABC's of video game addiction: Autonomy, Belonging, Control. Try to find ways to developing these things in areas outside of gaming. Games are great, but not at the expense of everything else.

You’ll miss me when I’m gone, but if I did my job right you won’t need me.

SAT Prep https://www.nytimes.com/2017/04/10/opinion/how-i-learned-to-take-the-sat-like-a-rich-kid.html

Dress to people will listen to you, not look at you. (This is especially true at school and work.)

Sometimes it’s easier to describe what a thing is not than to describe what it is.