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Re: OT-Old's Red haired Boy


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Posted by blinwmi on August 26, 2008 at 10:25:09 from (64.12.117.74):

In Reply to: Re: OT-Old's Red haired Boy posted by old on August 26, 2008 at 08:23:31:

You can guess what ever you wish to but my family taught me to set myself apart by my actions, just in my family the actions that were encouraged were to be a good student, a leader and a reliable worker, not to get noticed by looking like a clown. I was able to do that by my service in class leadership, 4H and FFA activities and head of the class grades. I got noticed by all the offices I held in the FFA, all the way to the State level. I got noticed by doing part time preaching in our church and district before I was even out of high school. I got noticed by my schoolmates in a way I never really expected. In my senior year while I was in DC, representing our state REC, sitting down with our Legislators talking about how the deregulation of electrical service would affect rural constituents, back home my classmates voted and I was elected senior class treasurer, even without me being there to give a speech like the other two candidates did. I got noticed by not doing the stuff the rest of the "open minded" crowd tried. I got noticed by graduating from High school by my 17th birthday and from MSU with a degree in dairy management by the time I was 20, and being home and starting my own dairy farm that same year.
Guess my parents taught me a different way of standing out, but if you want to encourage your kids to stand out by looking like a freak, have at it, just be ready for the results of those actions.


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