You should be proud of your chaw-mates for nobly telling the truth. Having the courage to face the truth is an important part of what it takes to be a Guardian. These chaw members, with their honesty, have proven themselves worthy of respect.

Karen Age 9, Texas
The way I feel when I tell a lie is hurt. But for me, telling the truth in a bad situation is worse. In my past, I might've said some "white" lies to a friend. But when they ask me if it was true, I always laughed and said "No way!" but, now, the truth to my parents feels worse. It is hard, I know, but people can tell the truth. It's hard, all you have to do first is shut your eyes and take a deep breath, then say while looking at your friends or parent's faces and say, "I did do..." or "I...I...yeah..." say something, but it has to be true. Telling a lie doesn't work. This advice above helps me out; maybe it will help you out, also!

Nicole C. Age 10, Virginia
I lie a lot, and it was pretty hard not lying in this situation. It actually felt pretty good, telling the truth. I did get in trouble, but at least I didn't lie!!!!!

Sarah B. Age 10
Yesterday, I accidentally broke my brother's poster. At first I said
I didn't do it, but eventually I said that I broke it. He did get mad at me, but he forgave me.

Karin B. Age 9
I accidentally took a sip of my dad's coffee and I'm not allowed to so he got mad and I told him it was me.

Amanda G. Age 10, Florida
Telling the Truth most of the Time works for me, that is true. Yet, telling the truth will get some people angered. Especially when you say you don't like something they do. Worst topics for that are: Religion,
Politics, and the Great Pumpkin, I believe. White lies are okay sometimes if it is for the person's own good. I am not George Washington but I am sure even HE has told a lie ONCE. That is just my opinion, though.

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