The Good Girl Revolution


the Teen Creed

Submitted by Nino on Tue, 03/18/2008 - 17:52

The Teen Creed......don't let your parents down,they brought you up...Be humble enough to obey,you may give orders someday...choose companions with care,You become what they are. Guard your thoughts ,what you think..you are! Don't judge by race,creed or color, prevail over intolerance with knowledge...choose only a date who would make a good mate...be master of your habits, or they will master you! Don't be a show off when you drive,drive with safety and arrive...and finally..Don't let the crowd pressure you..stand for something..or you'll fall for anything!!!! I used to work this wonderful bit of advice into all my classes for some 30 years...if there is a way to send a copy,,in color on a parchment background to the host please inform me..thanks for listening..Nino

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