If this is your child, thank you for preparing your child to be a valuable, contributing adult. In this day and age, I find this quite encouraging.
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Hello, I'm Cherry Kay
I love to paint, work in clay, rubber stamping, design tablescapes, entertain, and share ideas. I'm an interior designer wanna-be...no credentials
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There should be more children like that -- I'd like to meet his parents -- they're the ones that should take credit for this child.
ReplyDeleteBIG accolades to this young person!
ReplyDeleteThis young person is a marvel...his parents should be proud of him. I only hope that others would follow his example.
ReplyDeleteIf only more young people and adults had this mind set what a better world this would be! So many live beyond their means!
ReplyDeleteWow this is inspiring...sounds like how we were raised decades ago!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
Miss Bloomers
How inspiring. We raised our children by setting this example but somehow they missed some of the finer points:) They are both OK now, thank God!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for coming by my blog to visit, and the for the kind comments! --Browsed down through your posts, and I have to say, you are quite talented in putting together a beautiful table!!! Enjoyed your tablescapes! And I'm sure your friends enjoy reaping the benefits of a nice, inviting meal at your table, too! :)
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This one has his/her head screwed on right! Great going to the soon to be graduate and parents.......
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The French Hutch
Amen, hooray, and God bless the child!!! I wish a lot more young people would realize that they are not SUPPOSED to start off in life with everything their parents have worked all their lives for. Being a "poor student" is half the fun of getting to where you want to be in life. I would not trade that experience for the world! I scraped by, worked hard, sacrificed...it is the right way to grow up! My own child has always refused to ride the coattails of my husband or parents, even though it would have assured him a much easier life. Easy was not what he wanted, though. He wanted to "feel" life. It was hard to watch sometimes, but I'm glad he went that route and marched to the beat of his own drum. The parents of this kid deserve congratulations, as well. They raised a child with common sense and values.
ReplyDeleteAmen, hooray, and God bless the child!!! I wish a lot more young people would realize that they are not SUPPOSED to start off in life with everything their parents have worked all their lives for. Being a "poor student" is half the fun of getting to where you want to be in life. I would not trade that experience for the world! I scraped by, worked hard, sacrificed...it is the right way to grow up! My own child has always refused to ride the coattails of my husband or parents, even though it would have assured him a much easier life. Easy was not what he wanted, though. He wanted to "feel" life. It was hard to watch sometimes, but I'm glad he went that route and marched to the beat of his own drum. The parents of this kid deserve congratulations, as well. They raised a child with common sense and values.
ReplyDeleteAnd isn't that the way it is supposed to be?
ReplyDeleteCan you imagine the people who live near that park in NY listening to that drumming constantly/ Their children can't sleep, are afraid to leave the buildings.