When I was 8 years old I played baseball and I was on the allstar team for Gilmer Buckeys.I played second base and batted 6 in the line up. We won 2nd place in district and 3rd in state.We went to Nationals and we were undefeated until the semi finals and we lost there was 4 teams and we were one of  them we won and made it to the Championships but then we lost and got second place.What kind of  sports do you play I would like to know.

If you find 1oo dollars is it yours to keep.

I think you should turn it into the police.I mean who ever lost that wad of cash might be convinced that someone will give it back.They probably have a decent job and they worked hard for the money and if you take the money it’s just like stealing.Would you like it if someone stole your money that you worked hard for.I mean they might have dropped it they might be worried sick about it.I would turn it in to the police what would you do take it or turn it in.

I am thankful for my god my parents,friends and  teachers .I like to show gratitude by helping others and being a good friend that’s how i like to show gratitude.I to pray for others and be helpful to them.I love my parents they mean so much to me .

I think students should get no pay for attending school. Students get paid by education I mean what does it cost you maybe some lunch money and a couple of school supplies.I think about it like this their teaching you so you can get a good education and make a good living in life and you want them to give you money for showing up!!! Maybe you should just be lucky that you even get to go to school because I bet some kids don’t get to go to school.Think about it were would the money come from.

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