By Jackie Saulmon Ramirez | April 16, 2014
Always a studious child, when it was time for the science project, she went to the library, chose an experiment and turned it in on time.
Can your children count on you? Can your kids count on what you say today meaning the same thing tomorrow?
When nine-year-old Chelsey was in the fifth grade, Mr. Ramirez wanted her to work harder and perhaps bring her Bs and Cs up to As so he made her a deal, he would give her $10 for every A she brought home the next marking period. Always a studious child, she was filled with renewed energy and spent more time on homework and studying for tests. When it was time for the science project, she went to the library, chose an experiment and turned it in on time. All the while she thought not only about…
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Thank you for the reblog. How are you doing? Is your injury better, Barbara?
It is improving however my eye is still bruised and my right elbow. I am having headaches. Everything else has stopped hurting which is good! Thanks for asking. Hugs, Barbara
I’m glad it’s stopped hurting, Barbara, but watch those headaches. I have a daughter that has used massage and acupuncture to get rid of headaches when medicines did not help. ❤ 🙂
I will. Hope you had a nice holiday. Hugs, Barbara
Thanks Jackie. I am going to see my best friend Saturday. She has a acupuncturist. I am thinking of going to see him. Hugs, Barbara