13 Pieces Of Wisdom From Kids' Letters

It's universal letter writing week. You could skip that e-mail in favor of a hand written note, but you'll always feel inadequate after reading these sage bits of prose.

1. Make good choices.

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It's your decision. If you don't want to drink, great! If you do, be stupid and run an old lady over."

2. Embrace equality.

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"Can I eat kix if I don't have a mommy? can both my daddys approve?"

3. Plan ahead.

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"I am going to save my costume from the school play in case we have to go back to the 19th century."

4. Support peace.

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"You should stop all the war with the three years you have left because who wants to be shooting people 24-7?"

5. Express empathy.

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"Make sure to give the kids who were affected by hurricane Sandy and the shooting in Connecticut an especially great Christmas."

6. Money isn't everything

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"The nurse said that I sort of had to be a nurse because it makes more money than a painter. But I don't care much about money."

7. Always say you're sorry

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"Sorry for weeing on your jumper."

8. Be willing to work for what you want.

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"I think I love you. Don't tell anyone please. I will do anything."

9. Tell others you appreciate them.

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"Thank you all very much and don't forget to be awesome."

10. Speak up when you have a problem

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"I don't know what your doing but please get a less squeaky bed or don't do that as I'm trying to sleep."

11. Always try to return the favor.

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"I cleaned the floor, cleaned your desk, plus I organized it and the bookshelf, made your bed, and cleaned your keyboard. This is a favor for bringing me ice cream and taking me places."

12. Don't be afraid to ask for what you want.

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"you may take the tooth I have a question are you big or small? Please write back!"

13. Make sure to check in on loved ones.

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"We miss you. Are you alright? Hope you didn't die."