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By the way, I think you're special

Time to get out your stationery and offer some encouraging words to America's young people. Camp Fire Boys and Girls has decreed March 18 Absolutely Incredible Kid Day. It's an annual call to action asking adults to write letters of appreciation to their children, grandchildren, nieces, and nephews - or even children they don't know. The aim is to remind children of their worth, spark new conversations, or rekindle broken relationships. Notes are especially meaningful because kids often hang onto them. For more information call 1-888-2-KID DAY or go to www.campfire.org

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