In the novel “Animal Farm” there were seven commandments that the animals had to
know. The animals knew and had to abide by these commandments. In life, we have a lot of
unwritten “commandments” that we should abide to as well. A few of those commandments are:
1.) Speak when entering a room. 2.) Respect your elders. 3.) Treat others how you wish to be
treated. 4.) Cover your mouth when coughing, sneezing, etc. 5.) Don’t be in people’s personal
space. 6.) Put your phone down when you’re supposed to be doing more important things. 7.)
Get it in writing. Those are just a few unwritten rules of life, but they are also very important. A
lot of our youth don’t think that these rules are important, but in all actuality, they are.
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That’s why when you get a job, you’re supposed to get a contract
that states what’s to be expected from you. We started writing contracts in my house so if you
sign it you have to honor your word, but if it was just a verbal agreement then it wasn’t nothing
the “mediator” (which is usually my dad) could do. That’s why if you have an agreement with
somebody, it’s best to have it in writing.
The 7 unwritten rules of life that I chose to use was: Speak when entering a room,
because it’s extremely rude not to. Respect your elders because, if it wasn’t for them you
wouldn’t be here. Treat people how you wish to be treated because, if you’re mean and hateful to
everybody, how do you expect people to be nice to you all the time? Cover your mouth when
you cough, sneeze, etc., that’s just nasty to be spreading germs and making others sick. Don’t be
in people’s personal space because it’s very uncomfortable. Put your phone down when you’re
supposed to be doing something else that’s far more important, because too many people have
lost their lives and loved ones because of these phones. Get it in writing because a verbal
agreement doesn’t really mean that much, but if you get it in writing it’s guaranteed to mean
know. The animals knew and had to abide by these commandments. In life, we have a lot of
unwritten “commandments” that we should abide to as well. A few of those commandments are:
1.) Speak when entering a room. 2.) Respect your elders. 3.) Treat others how you wish to be
treated. 4.) Cover your mouth when coughing, sneezing, etc. 5.) Don’t be in people’s personal
space. 6.) Put your phone down when you’re supposed to be doing more important things. 7.)
Get it in writing. Those are just a few unwritten rules of life, but they are also very important. A
lot of our youth don’t think that these rules are important, but in all actuality, they are.
“Speak …show more content…
That’s why when you get a job, you’re supposed to get a contract
that states what’s to be expected from you. We started writing contracts in my house so if you
sign it you have to honor your word, but if it was just a verbal agreement then it wasn’t nothing
the “mediator” (which is usually my dad) could do. That’s why if you have an agreement with
somebody, it’s best to have it in writing.
The 7 unwritten rules of life that I chose to use was: Speak when entering a room,
because it’s extremely rude not to. Respect your elders because, if it wasn’t for them you
wouldn’t be here. Treat people how you wish to be treated because, if you’re mean and hateful to
everybody, how do you expect people to be nice to you all the time? Cover your mouth when
you cough, sneeze, etc., that’s just nasty to be spreading germs and making others sick. Don’t be
in people’s personal space because it’s very uncomfortable. Put your phone down when you’re
supposed to be doing something else that’s far more important, because too many people have
lost their lives and loved ones because of these phones. Get it in writing because a verbal
agreement doesn’t really mean that much, but if you get it in writing it’s guaranteed to mean