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Monday, March 07, 2005
you deserve a gold star

Remember before all manner of glitzy stickers, before McDonald's gift certificates and dollar store rewards, there were stars: red, silver, and for that special effort, gold.

A gold star is heaven; it is a new box of crayons; it is hot chocolate with marshmallows and whipped cream; it is a brand new Mustang bike with a banana seat and a sissy bar; it is the golden ticket inside the Wonka chocolate bar; it is a new picture of Bobby Sherman on your bedroom door; it is having a best friend.

Posted by: mary at 03/07/05 12:29 | link | comments (3)


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#1  07 March 2005 - 12:40
 
delicious!!!
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#2  08 March 2005 - 22:11
 
A gold star... A few weeks ago I received a gold star by email from a co-worker for something little that I had done and do you know, that gold star made me feel great! I keep it in my "Special" email folder and I pull it out every once in a while just to look at it. The power of gold stars is vastly underrated.
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#3  09 March 2005 - 09:11
 
I think that they should implement the "star" system at RRU instead of grades. It's unambiguous, it's symbolic; none of the plus/minus stuff or percentages. There's no arguing with stars.

Mary.
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