15 Life Lessons My Mother Instilled in Me That I Cherish Daily

1. Hair should enhance your features, not hang limply—take no notice of what any significant other might say.
2. Keep pearls away from perfume; they don’t mix well.
3. The correct phrase is “different from,” not “different than.”
4. Reality is subjective; it’s all about the lighting.
5. You can never have too much blush, overuse Windex, or floss too often.
6. Intolerance is simply unacceptable.
7. Except when it comes to limp hair and poor grammar—those are also unacceptable.
8. Kindness is more valuable than cleanliness.
9. For a turkey that’s both crispy and juicy, baste it every 10 minutes.
10. To prevent unsightly browning, soak sliced potatoes in cold water.
11. Desitin is a miraculous remedy for blisters.
12. Embrace an aura of mystery. (Oh, Mother, I’ve given it my best shot.)
13. Women should stand together; they are not rivals.
14. Passover is best enjoyed with show tunes, while Christmas is enhanced by jazz.
15. Always jot things down; it could turn into a fantastic story.

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Summary

The lessons imparted by my mother continue to resonate throughout my life, from practical advice about beauty and cooking to deeper values of kindness and camaraderie among women. These nuggets of wisdom serve as daily reminders of her influence on my life.