Advice from Andrew

Dear Dad, My name is Andrew. I want to help you with your problem. The problem is you think the computer is cheating at games when you play basketball and GTA (Grand Theft Auto). I know my advice will be helpful because I play too, but I have to restart every time because the computer is cheating. I think the people who made the game want the game to be challenging. My advice is that you can try again. Sometimes, I pause the game to give myself more time to find out what to do. If you get mad, cry in the pillow because that’s what I do. Usually, I turn the game off, watch TV, eat something, and go to bed. Then I am shy and don’t say one word. I would talk to people who feel how I feel. Like, if I play chess and talk to someone who plays chess, they know what I’m talking about. As you can see, I have a lot of wisdom to share with you!

From, Andrew

KARTER CONNER

AGE 9

About Karter My name is Karter Conner, and the best advice I have ever received was from my friend in kindergarten. The advice was to believe in yourself. This was the best advice I’ve ever received because it helped me to believe in myself.

The both of us were getting bullied. We were sitting down, just chilling on the slide, not the part where you go down the slide. Somebody had just walked up and said some mean stuff about us. I didn’t really like that. So before I was getting too nuts to the point where it was going to be a fight, my friend said, “Don’t worry about it, let’s just go somewhere else.” And we did. And then at the end of class, the guy came back up to us again, and he said mean stuff about us again, and we got mad again. And my friend said, “Don’t let him take advantage of your feelings.”

The advice was to not let people take advantage of your feelings.