Jill Dennison presents three stories about teenagers who can teach us all a lot about honesty and other important virtues!
Teenagers mostly get a bad rap … it has always been so. Granted, sometimes it is deserved, for they are at that awkward age where they’re no longer a child, yet not an adult, either. And then there are the hormones, but we’ll leave that alone. Anyway, every now and then a number of teens who have been doing good things for others come onto my radar and I like to shine a spotlight on them. This week is one of those times …
Two high school sophomores in Prairie Grove, Arkansas, Kylee Kruse and Aidan Martin were shopping for groceries at Harps when they stumbled across six hundred dollars folded in half on the floor.
Instead of pocketing the cash, they decided to turn it over to a store employee.
“Obviously it wasn’t like an easy, simple, ‘okay let’s just turn it in’, but we knew we had to…
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Excellent share, John. We need to hear the good stories.
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Thanks, Jennie. We all need good stories like this. Be well.
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You’re welcome, John. Stay well and stay safe.
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I love stories that spread positive energy! Thanks for sharing these with us, John! 😊
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Thanks, Yvette, I’m happy you stopped by. Stay safe.
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You are right, John, this type of positive news is not usually associated with “teen-age boys” nor does it get the attention of the media. Thanks for sharing.
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Thanks, Peggy. After teaching teens for 35 years, I had the privilege of teaching many fine kids.
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Uplifting stories, John. Thank you for sharing. I do hope you and Anne are getting by okay. Light and Love to you both!
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Thanks, Jan, I agree that these stories are inspiring. Anne is healing – slowly. It will be at least 5 more weeks before she’s allowed to put any weight on her right leg. While the rest of us are isolated in our homes, she is isolated in a single room. Thanks for your concern!
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