Recently, I mentioned in one of my earlier blog entries that as a single woman, I am doing my part in being the best wife I can be for my future husband for whomever he may be. Who says you have to be in a relationship to practice being a great spouse?
As I was thinking this, I had two more thoughts:
- Actually, it's important to be the best woman you can be for yourself. If anything, it's more important.
- Wow, being a woman is a lot of work, but totally worth it.
Ladies, we should know how to do these things!
- How to change a tire
- How to sew a hem
- How to iron
- How to remove a stain
- How to parallel park
- How to fix a fashion emergency
- How to check your oil
- How to ask for a raise
- How to budget
- How to SALSA dance!
- How to slow dance
- How to throw a football
- How to act confident (even when you're not)
- How to buy a car without getting ripped off
- How to make friends in the real world
- How to listen to a friend
- HOW TO INTERACT AND CARRY CONVERSATION WITH PEOPLE
- How to talk to a man of any age
- How to give an amazing kiss
- How to flirt
- How to deflect unwanted attention
- How to end a relationship
- How to cure a broken heart
- How to dress your body type
- How to let him down "easy"
- How to behave on a date (conversation starters, manners, etc)
- Basic make up tips
- How to give and accept a compliment
- How to write a thank-you note
- How to walk in heels
- How to talk to anyone, anywhere
- How to tip
- How to cook something.... anything
- How to bake something.... anything
- Self-defense techniques
- How to have a sense of humor
- How to do the heimlich maneuver
- How to do CPR
- How to talk about Jesus to little kids
- How to talk about Jesus to.... well, anyone.
PS. I threw in a few things of my own (can you guess which ones?)
