I was always taught that everything has it's place.

Hi. free_man. I was always taught to clean behind myself. It also just came naturally. My grandmother and aunt's cleanliness rubbed off on me. That is how I started to clean up behind myself. When I was a child, I have learned to take care of my toys and anything that was mines. I did not believe in tearing up things that has been given to me. I am the same way now as an adult too. I try to take care of many things that I have now. They all are in good condition too. I also teach my children the same thing too. I tell them that they should take care of their toys and not throw them around or tear them up. My kids usually do this from time to time and I don't like it. It is because when I was younger, I was so grateful for any toy that I was able to have, I could not see myself ruining the little bit that I had to play with. I made sure that I kept all of my toys into good condition. I constantly tell my kids to take care of their toys because I paid money for it. Money that I could have put on something else that they may need instead. If I had a house, I would not let my kids just leave their toys all about. I will make sure that their toys are put up in the proper place. That is exactly how toys are stolen from our yard. Around this neighborhood, I have seen children leave their toys and bikes outside. It is out in the open where someone can just steal it. I know that we live in trailers, but they could at least keep their bikes on their back porch or on the side of their trailer. I know that it is hard, but I would never leave my children's toys or bikes in someone else yard. That is what has happened to me recently. The way that I see it, if someone don't want others to touch their children's toys or bikes, then they should keep them in their own yard and not in mines.