On Friday... "Mrs. Driggers, what color bracelet would you like?," asked one of my kiddos. "Oooh, I'll take rainbow. I just love rainbows. They bring me so much JOY," I replied. He wrote down 'rainbow' on a piece of paper and moved on to something else. I sat and finished my snack - thinking nothing … Continue reading An act of kindness ~ #sol19
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