| Sometimes my mother gives me advice. |
| She tells me to save my money for a rainy day. |
| She says that I should eat my vegetables if I want to be strong when I grow up. |
| She says that you reap what you sow. |
| I didn’t know what that one meant, so I asked her. |
| She said that if you are good to people, they will be good to you. |
| If you do bad things, then bad things will come back to you. |
| My mother is always giving me advice. |
| She says that a penny saved is a penny earned. |
| I am still thinking about that one. |
| Some of these things are difficult to understand. |
| My mother is very wise. |
| She says that she has learned from her mistakes. |
| She tells me that she would like me not to make mistakes, |
| but she says that everyone does make mistakes. |
| The important thing is that we learn from our mistakes. |
| My mother says that nobody is perfect. |
| My mother tells my sister that time is precious. |
| My sister wastes time, and my mother doesn’t like that. |
| My mother tells me to be true to myself. |
| She says that I should not follow the crowd. |
| I should listen to my own conscience and do what I think is right. |
| She says that it doesn’t matter if you fail at something, the important thing is that you try. |
| If you’ve done your best, then that is all that matters. |
| I listen to my mother. I think she gives very good advice. |
| My mother has a lot of common sense. |
| I hope I am as wise as she is when I have children of my own. |
| Sometimes I wish that she would not give me so much advice. |
| I think that I know what I’m doing. |
| But, in the end, I always remember what she has said, |
| and I try to live by the standards that she has set for me. |
| Take the advice that your parents give you. |
| They only have your best interests at heart. |
