Pearls of Wisdom from My Family [erudition]

My grandfather said: "In life, don't close all doors" My grandmother, Benedita said: Are you 16? You need a woman! " "who killed you?" "It was talking too much!" My mother Celina Moreira says: Are you sad or upset? Read the Bible, listen to good music, read a good book; "Open a bank account: after the first thousand dollars, it is a victory; "Do not stay up all night: it will be missed when you become adults and work; and yet: you only stop working when we die"; "Don't lie" "lie has short legs" "Be grateful to those who help you" "Pray to God!" "Don't blaspheme against God!" My father José Paulo Moreira said: "I only like those who like me"; "Come on, let's go [always forward]!" ; "When you have problems with someone's wife, talk to their husband and not to her. This is being a man!" My brother, Dimas, says: "I don't deserve it, but I thank it"; "Campaign for life: Each one takes care of their own life!" My sister, Camila, says: " The life teaches! " "Always say I love you!" "Give affection to those who need it, even if it is an emoji in internet applications" From Brasil to the world, Paulo César Ebbano Moreira

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