The reply came as " A banker is someone who cooks bread- like for sandwiches. Bankers make all the bread at the bankery. I've seen it on TV."
Knowing that her six-year-old daughter's class was to receive a talk from a police officer on drug awareness, a mother collected a sample of household medications, which came in a range of colours, shapes and sizes, and she tolde her about the danger of accepting "sweets" from kids. When the officer asked if anyone knew what drugs looked like, her daughter raised her hand. " I know about drugs, my mummy showed he mers. She has them all over the house."
Both extracted from articles in Reader's Digest, June 2009 Edition.
It's good to sometimes take a step back, and look at how you've grown and changed all these years. :D
11:29 PM endless winter tales of life has ended, for now.
