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All I Need To Know I Learned In Kindergarten By Robert Fulghum
Life is not all that complex. People make life more complex than it really is. Like Robert Fulghum said in his book All I need to know I Learned in Kindergarten, “put things back where you found them, play and work some every day, hold hands and stick together. If People can just follow these three simple steps they will be just fine. Kind of funny to think these three rules follow us all the way through life. Everyone has lost a thing or two in their life, forgotten where it’s at, etc.… Only if they would have put it back where they found it. People in a mechanic shop for example, when tools get lost you can be losing a lot of money. Once you cost a company a bunch of money because you can’t put stuff back where you found it they probably

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