Is this a life lesson for the kid to learn?
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I think that's a life lesson for regular day life.
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Every time I see her she gives me some life lesson.
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It gave me a real worthy life lesson of what's important.
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It gave me a real worthy life lesson of who's important.
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Jamel apparently doesn't have a Disneyland life lesson ready to go.
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"'Someone Saved My Life Tonight' is a life lesson," he tells PEOPLE.
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Victoria Beckham has taught us every major fashion life lesson worth knowing.
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"'Someone Saved My Life Tonight' is a life lesson," Taupin tells PEOPLE.
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Life lesson The Florida teacher, battling cancer, ran out of sick days.
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Herein lies Taubes's key point, and it's sort of a life lesson.
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It's a good life lesson in an age of digitally mediated confusion.
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Life Lesson #2: Amnesia is not an excuse for cheating on your wife.
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Life Lesson #4: Nothing — especially not a rickety old house — is worth this.
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Every time he opens his mouth he has a life lesson to share.
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Without question, I am taking away a valuable life lesson from this situation.
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Post-Dan, you're reading introductory feminism, which is confirming this miserable life lesson.
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"I see this as a good life lesson for my kids," Rivers said.
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He then gleaned a palatable life lesson: One doughnut won't bring him down.
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And an art-and-life lesson in how to be absent, and not.
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Sure, you can cut your losses and consider it an expensive life lesson.
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In retrospect, coping with an unknown condition has been a life lesson for me.
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Mysteries aside, there may be a few life lesson takeaways from the backseat blunder.
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Girl Meets World is giving fans one more life lesson before it bows out.
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I choose to find a life lesson in every situation, even the nasty ones.
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Julie Chen is grateful to her grandfather for teaching her a valuable life lesson.
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Parents, that may be the best life lesson you can teach your kids, too.
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Stitch is even more obstreperous than Lilo, which made him the perfect life lesson.
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That wasn't the only life lesson I learned from my Sim's virtual journey, though.
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This little kid just received a tough life lesson: Not every toy is your friend.
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Chopped manages to show us a life lesson best expressed in Ratatouille: Anyone can cook.
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"That was not a life lesson I wanted her to learn at 5," Eddington said.
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FROM PEOPLETV: Nicole Kidman Learned a "Great Life Lesson" from Baz Luhrmann During Her Divorce
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Don't miss: Pitbull, Warren Buffett and Tony Robbins all agree on this one life lesson
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They left the next day, and I thought: Well, that was a good life-lesson.
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Every time these men open their mouths, a very important life lesson comes spilling out.
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Have you learned a life lesson that you want to share with young people today?
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Most tweets include a GIF to properly express the true life lesson Kardashian taught that tweeter.
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Nick Lachey is teaching his 5-year-old son, Camden, an important life lesson: don't quit.
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It was a life lesson that has held me in good stead in my career, too.
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President Donald Trump's team just learned a hard life lesson: Nothing ever truly disappears from the internet.
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When he won that election I remember thinking to myself, well, that was a good life lesson.
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If not, these parents might need a life lesson on how things work in the real world.
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You need the life lesson of having Mark Ingram fumble on his first carry and getting benched.
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Life lesson kids..if you get drunk and belligerent on a plane, you go to jail... pic.twitter.
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And every day, you'll get a new meditation with an accompanying inspiring life lesson to inspire hope.
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The book has a huge life lesson she says-- just like all the books she reads them.
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I think there's a life lesson in cryptic puzzles about not being intimidated when something looks complicated.
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Ask Hugh Jackman about the greatest life lesson he's teaching his kids, and he has a quick answer.
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Life lesson youngins: Find someone who looks at you the way Virtue and Moir look at each other.
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I don't think she knows how much hope she gave me and valuable life lesson she taught me.
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" She laughed, not contemptuously but with the sense of imparting a life lesson: "Oh, no, they don't pay.
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"It's disappointing, but it's a tough life lesson for the young man," Whitehead's agent, Dave Rich, told ESPN.
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What I learned from some of my manufacturing mistakes was not really about finances rather a general life lesson.
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The Battle Ground High senior said he did not face any legal fallout but called it a life lesson.
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What I learned from my mother's life lesson is that when you have a book, you are never alone.
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What a fantastic life lesson for her, that it's possible to connect to everybody in the world and reach out.
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After the arrest, Maybin issued a statement saying he's "deeply sorry" and vows to "grow from this valuable life lesson."
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My colleague Scott Mautz recently wrote about a powerful life lesson Warren Buffett taught using a 15-minute egg timer.
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Working with Hillary Clinton taught Anne-Marie Slaughter one life lesson she still carries with her today: Humor is important.
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The age-old David and Goliath story has instilled in us one important life lesson — that bigger isn't always better.
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Each one offers a different life lesson on topics including joy, gratitude, and power, often based on her personal experience.
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The life lesson was that if you don't raise your own money, you don't really learn the value of owning something.
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FROM PEN: Nicole Kidman Learned a 'Great Life Lesson' from Baz Luhrmann During Her Divorce They even got matching tattoos recently.
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FROM PEN: Nicole Kidman Learned a 'Great Life Lesson' from Baz Luhrmann During Her Divorce As for her relationship with Comrie?
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A Nashville, Tennessee, mom was moved beyond words after a routine shopping trip gone awry turned into a powerful life lesson.
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The judge would yell at them, pry apart their stupid, illogical arguments, and try to teach someone a valuable life lesson.
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Never get in the black school bus; unless you are a roadie for Insane Clown Posse, this is a life lesson.
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But the play, like the film before it, feels like one elongated life lesson, this time minus the Cat Stevens songs.
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But if you can roll with it, the movie is both breezy fun and a pain-free life lesson delivery vehicle.
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Clearly, we've both learned a life lesson about the importance of treating water as the precious, finite resource that it is.
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Apple's comment: "Leadership, fitness, military history — retired Navy SEAL Jocko and his guests turn any topic into a riveting life lesson."
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Letting him go was a life lesson in itself for us but he's happy and that's all we want for our children.
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To women fighting similar battles, McLaughlin shares this life lesson: "You live with cancer, but you don't let cancer ruin your life."
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It gave me a worthy life lesson about who's in your corner when you're on top and who's there when you're not.
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"Working in a restaurant is a good life lesson for anybody," he said in a recent article on Wealthsimple, an investment service.
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Rocha, who was dating Almeida for two years, also shared the life lesson he's learned since being by his beloved girlfriend's side.
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Which means her manifesto of regret feels more like a PR-sanctioned about-face than proof she's legitimately learned a life lesson.
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With my RBs the name of the game is decision making & I pray it's a life lesson they keep with them. pic.twitter.
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If you want to learn how to properly spin your ride around, it's best to tap Knox for a real-life lesson.
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"I cried a lot, but she told me to take it as a life lesson and continue to move forward," Bennett recalls.
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Suddenly, I find myself needing to prepare them for another life lesson: Honoring diversity in others does not guarantee the same in return.
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The casting of a woman to play the Doctor is a real-life lesson from Doctor Who, and I hope we all listen.
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"I think it was a huge life lesson for me, for the appreciation of things that you have every day," Karnowski told reporters.
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"The greatest life lesson I received in all of this is that we are all just here to help one another," she says.
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They splatter the bleak backdrop with colorful, playful synth work, offering a solid life lesson: Sometimes you have to make your own fun.
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A typical episode might feature Sabrina trying to use her powers and having them backfire, usually resulting in some sort of life lesson.
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Make sure to keep these near a sunny window with a precocious child who needs to be taught a hard life lesson early.
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That's the life lesson that made 3-year-old Alexis McClure break down in tears on an adorable YouTube video that has gone viral.
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If anything, it was a life lesson in the sense of how fast something that you care about can be ripped away from you.
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Through all the sex, soap, and tragedy, there is an arc to the book, and it unfolds as an epic life lesson for Bierdz.
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Well, if there's a totally applicable and practical life lesson to be learned here, it's to never trust Mark Consuelos with your breast pump.
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For middle school student Han Dong-jae, eating greasy barbecued pork belly on a smoggy day is a life lesson imbibed from his mother.
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" He called his ordeal "a big life lesson that no matter how grim something might be, you can make something positive out of it.
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Every year I leave that lawyer's office with a sense of gratitude for yet another life lesson my mother bequeathed me: Have a will.
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"I tell them, 'This is a life lesson — if you can become a lifeguard here in two years, you can do anything,' " he said.
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"I tell them, 'This is a life lesson — if you can become a lifeguard here in two years, you can do anything,'" he said.
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Learning the perspective of others, of making an effort to know how others live and the struggles they face is an important life lesson.
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Along with a handy life lesson about following your own interests, this book offers a fascinating peek at the nuts and bolts of journalism.
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FROM PEN: Nicole Kidman Learned a 'Great Life Lesson' from Baz Luhrmann During Her Divorce His twin brother, Cole, stars on the TV hit Riverdale.
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" After repeated attempts, a user posts: "Maybe it's a life lesson: sometimes, no matter what you do to try to help, bad things will happen.
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It is actually a sea iguana hatchling being dogged by snakes, so it is learning a life lesson very early on: snakes are bad guys.
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Every day, you'll get a new meditation infused with a life lesson, which could help in boosting your mood and staying on top of your game.
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The immediate takeaway is kind of a life lesson from science: "It is better to think about a problem than to simply follow others," Krajbich says.
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Jenna Bush Hager is quick to admit that her life isn't picture-perfect — and she's grateful to her parents for teaching her that valuable life lesson.
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If there is any life lesson to be learned from Houston rabble rousers Days N' Daze, it's to never allow romantic disappointments to spoil other endeavors.
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Kim chalks their romance up as a life lesson but acknowledges that they need to have a relationship for the good of their family and Dream.
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" My parents were unwilling to compromise, and they said: "This is a good life lesson for you, because everybody's not going to be nice to you.
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And it's where my little boy hopefully learned life lesson No. 1 — watch your step — when he saw his dad step in a yellow jacket's nest.
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ANONYMOUS Oh, my dear brownstone dweller, I'm sorry that it took a nasty downstairs neighbor to teach you an important life lesson: Nothing is perfect. Ever.
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The life lesson went down at Santa Fe Christian High School where Brees was working out alongside other NFL guys like Tate, Darren Sproles and Michael Thomas.
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You survived way too many Weekly Wednesdays at the Muddy Charles [Pub] and learned this important life lesson: There's no such thing as a free chicken wing.
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The first two acts of every episode typically sets Sabrina up to learn some kind of life lesson through experiencing negative consequences for her impulsive, teenagerly actions.
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"I tell them, 'This is a life lesson — if you can become a lifeguard here in two years, you can do anything,'" said a teacher and coach.
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It's a movie for Eastwood's most faithful fans, some of whom may love seeing him return to his comfort zone: gruff old man learning a life lesson.
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But The Lego Batman Movie is all the better for not being specifically Trump-focused satire, while still sustaining a few illustrative parallels, alongside a helpful life lesson.
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An important life lesson: just like you wouldn't take any coaching or sports advice from a bunch of space nerds, don't take science advice from a football coach.
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Collins said it was her mom who taught her a key life lesson: that she had to love herself while also allowing others to love her as well.
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Last year, Kevin Henkes's brilliant picture book "Waiting" offered a sane, comforting path — and a life lesson equally necessary for children and for their advance-planning-mad parents.
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Talking to an Olympic biathlete about how she trains for competition can offer a life lesson in managing stress and dialing back intensity and aggression in an instant.
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It was a valuable, if depressing, life lesson in how sexism has roots even at this age among young boys who feel entitled to objectify and degrade girls.
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"Watching you mess up and then watching you fix it and move on is a great life lesson for your kids and can turn every bad moment around."
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It turns out that learning to be a good loser is not just a life lesson for children playing board games; it is also an important lesson for politicians.
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"When your parents were teaching you that life lesson, they were not suggesting that you have to always conform," Scott says in the clip, taking aim at internet trolls.
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And that's a life lesson for her daughter... I think there is a secondary story about women finding their voices in this film that I was really drawn to.
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Life lesson ... text is text, and DM is DM. Chris Broussard just learned this lesson HARD, courtesy of comments he made about his relationship with NBA superstar Kevin Durant.
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First, I'm going to give the kids a valuable life lesson by showing them how to make my personal favorite: a bacon, cheddar, pickle, onion, and processed cheese sandwich.
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This is a life lesson my family did not teach me, Wellesley and Yale Law School failed to instill: Your hair will send significant messages to those around you.
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This is a life lesson Dynasty star Maddison Brown may very well be learning, after an interview in which she discussed Liam Hemsworth resurfaced following the pair's alleged date.
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Just when I needed it most, I learned a valuable life lesson from Lynda Wolters, who has a cancer that is currently incurable, diagnosed just after her 49th birthday.
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"It's a life lesson, I think, that I learn over and over — and am sometimes on the receiving end of with people who pass judgments on me," he said.
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Instead, you might consider the latest Pixar movie, "Cars 3," which is "both breezy fun and a pain-free life lesson delivery vehicle" for adults as well as children.
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In that film, Brannaman says his foster father taught him an important life lesson: As long as he could shoe a horse, he'd be able to feed his family.
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If it was her friend, sibling, or boyfriend battling the disease, then that character would probably bite the dust, and our heroine would learn her life lesson through their death.
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I cannot turn back the hands of time," he continued, "so at least this a life lesson I've learned on my behalf and all I can do is move forward.
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Instead of experiencing additional harm, children can learn a valuable life lesson in seeing how to respond in a fair, legal and ethical manner to someone who has harmed them.
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One scene in particular stands out: near the beginning, in a barbershop, Anthony Taylor's Tony gifts young T, or Thomas, with a life lesson to never let anyone disrespect him.
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The time I spent there was a life lesson, since Greek hospitals are places of more intrigue and drama than every season of House of Cards and Grey's Anatomy squished together.
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" Here's what Oprah told David — including a life lesson I'm going to take to heart: "I've never been to a therapist, but I paid attention all those days on the show.
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Each of the new characters — Hank the Octopus, a whale-shark named Destiny, Bailey the beluga whale, Sigourney Weaver — has an important role, a complete arc and a lovely life lesson.
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"Well, it's been a quiet week in Lake Wobegon," he'd start, before delving into self-deprecating narratives that might contain a life lesson on, say, the importance of losing at softball.
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NFL player William Gay just learned a very important life lesson ... sometimes when you win, you completely freakin' lose in a major way ... especially when the game is credit card roulette.
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The House is scheduled to vote today to provide nearly $8 billion in aid in response to the storm, which turned Houston into a terrifying real-life lesson for other cities.
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"We wish the best for him and his family and hope he'll take what happened at Maryland as a serious life lesson in dealing with other people's kids," he told ESPN.
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Poman Lo has a life lesson for any young person weighing up whether to work in the family business; joining the firm doesn't have to mean giving up your personal career dreams.
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I laughed aloud because what started as a color exploration ended up being a huge life lesson from a light beam telling me the only thing preventing me from anything is myself.
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Thankfully my rate of illness took a nose-dive (hope I'm not jinxing myself.) Still, all those sick days taught me a life lesson: The right dish can be a soothing antidote.
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Seeing him play at Shepherd's Bush Empire was not only the best concert I've ever been to, but an experience that taught me a life lesson: Never say no to a dance party.
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" Mayer previously created a similar snack with chopped up leftover holiday cookies — but has since learned a valuable life lesson: "Cookie Crisp is specially engineered not to be cookies, but to be cereal.
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Still, the opera uplifts because the surviving bohemians learn a tough life lesson: It's fine to be penniless, carefree and passionate when you're young and healthy, but terminal illness is an adult problem.
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Luckily for us '90s kids, we just happened to grow up with some of the best television in recent memory and everything seemed to have a specific life lesson embedded into its content.
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Now, it should be noted that those teens only expect that their next phone will be an iPhone — suggesting some will soon learn a valuable life lesson in a little subject called disappointment.
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On the series, guests traveled to the bucolic Pacific Ocean location to find a lost love, be a playboy or live out some elaborately produced dreamscape that ended in an uplifting life lesson.
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Feeling down on her luck, Pink broke down but unexpectedly went home with a greater life lesson that she still cherishes to this day — and it was all thanks to late comedian Robin Williams.
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This kind of life lesson about how to build, retain, and endure long friendships is something a lot deeper and bigger than one would expect to see on a reality show about Kylie Jenner.
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Brewster does insist on one big life lesson to impart on both her children as they grow up: the importance of taking in your tangible surroundings in a society where phones and tablets rule.
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Like most soft-pedaled children's movies, their Addams family makes a vague gesture toward a meaningful life lesson — in this case, a timely message about the importance of recognizing people's humanity, regardless of their differences.
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To learn to do a skateboard trick, how many times you gotta get something wrong until you get it right … And you hurt yourself and you learn that trick, now you got a life lesson.
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His visage shifting with anxiety and regret, Mr. Crawford's Leo relives the three weeks during which his pre-pubescent self (the soaring-voiced William Thompson at the performance I saw) learned a jolting life lesson.
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" Eggerue says one of the Igbo proverbs in the book perfectly illustrates this important life lesson: "He who is asking for the same haircut as John; does he have the same shaped head as John?
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What had seemed like an outside chance at the beginning of the meeting became a real possibility as the two sides dug in with reporters watching -- a real-life lesson on why to negotiate in private.
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The music of Waters's youth is delved into at length and with tender detail, and yet another life lesson is imparted: He contends that we all need to have good taste in music, and I concur.
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Life lesson for those working in Hollywood: Don't talk about your celebrity crush in the press, because you may have to awkwardly explain a lot of stuff when you finally get to hang out with them.
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It is a typical Garner sentence, a writing lesson (all novels should end as completely) and a life lesson: spare, deserved, and complexly truthful, both a confession of failure and a small song of success. ♦
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FROM PEN: Nicole Kidman Learned a 'Great Life Lesson' from Baz Luhrmann During Her Divorce Krupa, 38, wed Zago in June 2013 in front of 150 guests, including former RHOM cast mates Adriana DeMoura and Alexia Echevarria.
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But Brock Turner apparently didn't learn that life lesson, and with friends and family reinforcing him like this—not to mention a slap on the wrist from Judge Persky—you have to wonder if he ever will.
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And Jillian Lancaster from Wilmington, N.C., has learned that movies don't always depict reality: Two of my favorite movies are Mean Girls and Clueless, which aren't the movies you would look to for a profound life lesson.
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"Life lesson: Don't eat rocks," Joanna, 41, posted by way of a disclaimer before rolling the adorable footage that saw her son waffle between putting the stones up to his mouth and tossing them up onto a ledge.
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FROM PEN:Nicole Kidman Learned a 'Great Life Lesson' from Baz Luhrmann During Her Divorce The pair first split briefly in November 2015 and later faced turmoil when Jenner's brother Rob Kardashian began dating Tyga's ex-fiancée Blac Chyna.
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This year, in Civ 6, I'm learning new words again with the concept of suzerainty over city-states, but more importantly I'm reminded of a timeless life lesson that's more pressing today than ever: greed leads to unhappiness.
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Like Mastromonaco's story of hustling her way to the White House from bagging groceries, and Tamblyn's tale of enduring body shaming and industry abuse before discovering the activist within her, Jarrett's early struggles relay a similar life lesson.
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"It was a really huge life lesson for me because I was in the classroom teaching and trying to promote that and I would have felt like a hypocrite if I didn't do that in real life," she says.
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We called Clara and her dad to talk about what is going to happen now that she's reached her goal number, and the enduring life lesson she's learned: to get what you want, just ask strangers to retweet it.
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"Donald, I know winning is very important to you, but sometimes, it's OK to lose," Tanner responds, before other "Full House" cast members — who are now starring in Netflix's "Fuller House" reboot — join in to deliver a life lesson.
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I don't think there's some grand life lesson to be learned from my experience, but I can say definitively that this is the last time I'll be feeling weird about buying myself a toy — especially when there's a cool car involved.
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Apart from the general life lesson that you just can't go around calling people fat, the risk that she's enhancing the already-sensitive mindset of how young women feel about their bodies is even more dangerous, and could result in long-lasting effects.
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" FROM PEN: Nicole Kidman Learned a 'Great Life Lesson' from Baz Luhrmann During Her Divorce On Thursday, a rep for the Shahs star released a follow-up statement to PEOPLE: "GG just wants to move on and put this mistake behind her.
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FROM PEN: Nicole Kidman Learned a 'Great Life Lesson' from Baz Luhrmann During Her Divorce Most recently, Kelly, 37, sparked romance rumors last fall after being spotted in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, with Wilmer Valderrama, to whom she was briefly linked in 2012.
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" Even though he felt angry and betrayed, Banayan says he learned a critical life lesson: "Some people in the business world aren't exactly who they say, and it's up to you to trust your intuition and look out for the red flags.
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"I definitely personally was in a very dark and fearful place and then this script came along and I was like, 'Yeah I don't think this is a good time' and ironically, I think it taught me a valuable life lesson," she said.
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It's not a life lesson, or a good anecdote; It's a scar that you didn't notice forming until it was too late, and now it sits on your skin, reminding you of what happened every now and again, an itch you can't scratch.
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It does prepare them for challenges they may face as professionals, from pointless nudity to mind-numbingly affected monologues; if there is a life lesson to be gained from watching a steady stream of audience members walk out, they've learned it now.
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"I think what's really interesting is the people I was most afraid of going into this turned out to be the easiest people to deal with, so I found that to be really funny, and it's an obvious life lesson," she said.
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It's an oddball but interesting life lesson, that sometimes a person can quietly put his heart and soul into honest hard work, only to gain lasting celebrity for slipping on a banana peel and distracting a political assassin, or something like that.
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"Still, Bush firmly believes that every relationship is a life lesson — which might be why she's able to stay so classy about the Murray stuff: "I came to appreciate that relationships often serve a specific purpose at a certain point in time, for myriad reasons.
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The stereotypes are true, in other words: Compared to Europe, we are naïve, bumbling hicks who are socially conservative to a fault, willing to believe pretty much every life lesson handed down by Michael Bay movies, and not really that much fun to be around.
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In particular, "BMW Individual M760Li xDrive Model V12 Excellence THE NEXT 100 YEARS" is practically a novella in its own right, complete with a plot structure: there's a build-up, a climax, and a dramatic end with a life lesson, set in all-caps to underscore the point.
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"On the one hand, you have people who will be quite resilient, and who will reflect on what could have happened but didn't, and try to get a life lesson or object lesson going, and try to use the event somehow in a positive way," Dr. Yehuda said.
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The poofy red creature in this wise book is here to demonstrate a crucial life lesson that can help small children with social anxiety: Go ahead and put yourself out there — what Castillo calls a Ping — but remember, you can't control how other people will react — the Pong.
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Oftentimes I feel embarrassed, enraged, and regretful when I have to relive it, but in the end it is a story and life lesson which should be shared so that others may know major red flags to look out for when choosing to work for a start-up or new business.
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But—and here is the part where, Carrie Bradshaw-style, I attempt to turn a shower thought into a life lesson relevant to this column about, specifically, video games (which are, again, imminent)—the options in games that tackle sex often go neglected in favor of going straight to fourth base.
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Yet Mr. Wakely remained well below the radar of the Hollywood press until making the Beatles deal two years ago for "Beat Bugs," which features five childlike insects living in the tall grass of an overgrown backyard who learn a valuable life lesson — and a catchy Beatles tune — in each 11-minute episode.
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Coco follows some of Pixar's tried-and-true but beloved tropes: A kid with a dream who feels outcast by their family goes against the grain in order to find themselves (hello Ratatouille), and ventures on a sweeping, adventure-filled journey (think both Finding Nemo and Finding Dory) that ends with one major, emotional life lesson (looking at you, Up).
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While panelists at the World Economic Forum's Davos meeting were discussing the implications of the new era in energy politics, the Gaselys' much-watched route was a real-life lesson in the changing face of energy markets, the intensifying U.S.-Russian competition for global gas sales and the question of whether the United States is really on its way to achieving Trump's goal of becoming a net exporter of energy.
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