From I Miss You When I Blink:
BE
BRAVE
Q: If something is hard to do, is that a reason not to do it?
A: Nope. That’s a
reason to be extra proud after we’ve done it.
Q: What if we’re afraid we won’t be good at something?
A: Don't think about being good at it. Think of it as trying something
new.
Q: Do we choose to do something or not do something because we
worry people will talk about us?
A: No. People will always talk. We can at least give them
something interesting to talk about.
Q: Do we have to be the best at everything?
A: Nope.
Q: Do we have to do our best at everything?
A: Yes. Always.
Q: Even math?
A: Even math.
BE
KIND
Q: Do we ever do something that will hurt someone else?
A: No.
Q: Do we ever take or break something belonging to someone else?
A: No.
Q: If we do, by accident or on purpose, harm someone else’s body,
feelings, or property, what’s the first and most important thing to say?
A: I’m sorry.
Q: What do we do if we see someone who has nobody to play with,
sit with, or talk to?
A: Play with them.
Sit with them. Talk to them.
Q: What do we say to every teacher and staff person we see?
A: Thank you.
Q: Do we ever make fun of our own sibling at school?
A: No. Save that for home. Just kidding.
Q: Do we tell the truth?
A: Yes.
BE
WISE
Q: Do we do anything on purpose that could result in our own
serious injury?
A: No.
Q: Does every single thing that pops into our head need to be said
out loud at the moment we think it?
A: Dude, seriously. No.
Q: Do we say or do something just because we heard it on TV, saw
it on YouTube, or read it in a book?
A: No. This is
real life.
Q: What about cutting holes in our school clothes with scissors
like that time ONE OF YOU CAME HOME WITHOUT THE LEGS OF YOUR PANTS -- is that a
good idea?
A: No.
Q: Do we do anything AT ALL involving comedy and a toilet?
A: No.
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