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kids' lemonaid stand
I always have these "ideas" but often run out of time to follow through. Anyway...
I was trying to think of ways to teach my girls about volunteering and giving in general. I saw in one of the parenting magazines how the kids did a lemonaid stand and donated the funds to a cause.
Anyone interested in partnering with us on this? We'd probably do it on a Saturday. I have no idea where and what cause. Just thinking out loud.
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Re: kids' lemonaid stand
I love the idea. I just wanted to throw this in there, because it is the second time I have seen such a ridiculous article this summer. I can't imagine what people are thinking:
http://www.kcci.com/news/28737630/detail.html
We might be interested. I know our back yard neighbors have done it a few times on their corner. Not sure of the success. highly visible, but not a good place to stop. Maybe we could try the little HyVee on 60th/Ashworth-visible, with place to park, and safe for the sellers.
I just saw an article about a 4 yr old getting shut down during RAGBRAI. really? edit:that's the link grbnik posted.
haha- just don't slip any meth in there