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Congratulations to our door prize winner at the Abbotsford event.

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Saturday will be our final big event of the spring season. We will fill those 20 tables with lots of good stuff. Bring your friends to Seven Oaks Church 2575 Gladwin rd. Abbotsford just behind West Oaks Mall. Entry fee $5 Cash, kids under 10 no charge. Hours are 10 AM to 11:30 AM Saturday June 6

At our foodbank mini event today, I noticed 3 little boys around age 3 playing in the van so I asked my VP of public relations what's going on. He shot me a withering look and told me to get with the program. That van, once emptied is a children's playhouse and he was amazed at my ignorance.

One more sleep until Giving Tuesday and our mini event at Aldergrove Food Bank. Clothes for kids and adults, toys, linens, smaller household items by donation at Foodbank temporary location. St. dunstan's church, 3025-264 st. Aldergrove just south of Save on foods not restricted to food bank clients, hours are 9"30 to 11:30

I don't think you'll need a shopping cart at our Abbotsford event on Saturday but if you do, you'll have to supply your own.

I had my work cut ouit for me getting all that organized. 6 hours of work and now im allowed a dinner break

My personal trainer came over today to try and get me back into shape. He said round was not the acceptable shape

RIGHT ATTITUDES EVERY CHILD SHOULD HAVE
A child is not born with good attitudes automatically. Attitudes are built through teaching, correction, example, and daily practice. Many children grow into difficult adults because nobody intentionally taught them the right attitudes while growing up.
Parents must understand that children learn more from what they see than from what they hear. If you want your child to become responsible, respectful, confident, and successful in life, these attitudes must be planted early.
These Are 15 Right Attitudes Every Child Should Have And Parents Must Teach Them Early👇
1. Respect
Children should learn to respect parents, elders, teachers, friends, and even younger people.
Teach them:
- To greet properly
- To avoid insulting people
- To listen when others speak
- To speak politely
Respect opens doors everywhere in life.
2. Honesty
A child should learn to tell the truth even when it is difficult.
Teach them:
- Not to lie to escape punishment
- To admit mistakes
- To return what does not belong to them
Children who constantly lie may struggle with trust later in life.
3. Gratitude
Children should not grow up feeling entitled to everything.
Teach them:
- To say “thank you”
- To appreciate little things
- To value efforts made for them
A grateful child becomes a happier adult.
4. Responsibility
Every child should learn to take responsibility for their actions and duties.
Teach them:
- To clean after themselves
- To complete assignments
- To keep their belongings properly
- To apologize when wrong
Responsibility prepares children for adulthood.
5. Kindness
A child should learn to care about other people’s feelings.
Teach them:
- To help others
- To avoid bullying
- To share when necessary
- To comfort people in pain
Kind children build healthy relationships.
6. Patience
Children must learn that not everything comes immediately.
Teach them:
- To wait their turn
- To control anger
- To stay calm during delays
Patience helps children handle life better.
7. Hard Work
Children should understand that success comes through effort.
Teach them:
- To finish what they start
- To avoid laziness
- To put effort into school and skills
Hardworking children become productive adults.
8. Humility
Children should learn not to look down on others.
Teach them:
- To avoid pride
- To respect all kinds of people
- To stay humble even when successful
Humility attracts wisdom and favor.
9. Self-Control
A child should learn how to control emotions and behavior.
Teach them:
- Not to fight over everything
- To manage anger
- To think before acting
Self-control protects children from many dangers.
10. Confidence
Children should believe in themselves without becoming arrogant.
Teach them:
- To speak up respectfully
- To try new things
- To believe they can improve
Confident children are less likely to be easily influenced negatively.
11. Forgiveness
Children should not grow up with bitterness and hatred.
Teach them:
- To let go of small offenses
- To settle conflicts peacefully
- Not to seek revenge
Forgiveness gives emotional peace.
12. Discipline
Discipline helps children stay focused and organized.
Teach them:
- To obey rules
- To manage time
- To avoid bad habits
A disciplined child is easier to guide.
13. Compassion
Children should care about the suffering of others.
Teach them:
- To show empathy
- To help the weak
- To avoid mocking people’s struggles
Compassion builds humanity.
14. Courage
Children should learn to stand for what is right.
Teach them:
- To say no to bad influence
- To speak when something is wrong
- Not to follow the crowd blindly
Courage helps children make wise decisions.
15. Good Communication
Children should know how to express themselves properly.
Teach them:
- To speak respectfully
- To listen carefully
- To express emotions without insults or violence
Good communication strengthens relationships.
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Children are like wet cement, whatever is poured into them early leaves a lasting mark. Do not wait until your child becomes difficult before teaching good attitudes.
The home is the child’s first school, and parents are the first teachers. If parents intentionally teach and practice these attitudes daily, children will grow into responsible and emotionally healthy adults.
Good attitudes may not make a child perfect, but they will help shape a better future for them and for society.

Last Chance is June 6. That is our final full sized event of the season. We will be in Abbotsford at Seven Oaks church, 2575 Gladwin Rd. behind West Oaks Mall. It will be the full 20 table event and still only $5 cash entry fee for ages 10 and up. We will be there that day from 10 AM to 11:30 AM