We've always been cheeky. In our own way. Grandma always said: saucy. We stuck our tongues out, copied homework, carved initials into trees, dyed our hair and let it grow, wore our pants at half eight and laughed until our cheeks hurt. What has changed? We're cheeky, but we know what's "proper". Just a bit old school.

We listen, let people finish, say thank you and mean it. We criticize harshly, but fairly. We keep doors open - even in our heads. For us, being cheeky doesn't mean losing respect, but being and remaining courageous.

And freshly showered? That means we go through life with a clear head, stand by our actions and remain honest - with ourselves and with others.