Many people are capable of doing a wise thing, more a cunning thing, but very few a generous thing

[icanseeformiles]

Did any of you read about the fourth grader, Ian Sotnek, who donated half of his life savings (55 bucks) to the Georgetown Library? Way to go Ian! This kid is my hero

Comments

[oaknuts]

haha whatever you say

[logz]

Who are you to say that we are not doing enough ? We are going to school, we are the future, whether we are the future managers of a company, CEO's, or minimum wage workers, we are the future. You can't expect that the world can run if all positions are not filled. You are acting like we have to be the prodigy of america. If you are so into the betterment of this country and this town, why dont you try and mobilize and educate the people that have dropped out. We are doing our part and going to this school and doing homework, taking tests, participating in lectures. Yes we may not be the most active and most helpful to the community but we are doing what we are suppose to do.

Just think about that. And what now comment to the Christina B. comment ? I have much more respect for the people that help her in everyday life than that kid donating money to the library.

-Me-

[risingxstar238]

Thankyou Logan you just stated everything I've ever wanted to say if not more...

[logz]

thank you very much.

[risingxstar238]

:D

[imjustblond]

lol logan

[logz]

:D

[babychica1021]

I agree with Nicole! Good Job Logan!

[logz]

Thank you much ... AVB :D

[oaknuts]

i'm sure in ten years logan or me or whoever is going be thinking about what some kid said on an online journal.

[risingxstar238]

I don't think I would remember any of this 10 years from now... But that's just me

[oaknuts]

lol i was being sarcastic, guess it wasn't too obvious