http://chivalrytoday.com/great-expectations-chivalry-in-tomorrows-knights/ Reimagining the Code of Chivalry Fri, 24 Feb 2012 22:53:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://chivalrytoday.com/great-expectations-chivalry-in-tomorrows-knights/comment-page-1/#comment-7 S.A. Farrell Sat, 16 May 2009 00:11:00 +0000 http://chivalrytoday.com/wp/great-expectations-chivalry-in-tomorrows-knights/#comment-7 Thanks Sonny S. - That is a perfect example of how young people will rise to the occasion (and even enjoy it) if we make being polite and helping others an "honor" instead of a "chore." Thanks Sonny S. – That is a perfect example of how young people will rise to the occasion (and even enjoy it) if we make being polite and helping others an “honor” instead of a “chore.”

]]> http://chivalrytoday.com/great-expectations-chivalry-in-tomorrows-knights/comment-page-1/#comment-6 S.A. Farrell Thu, 30 Apr 2009 23:23:00 +0000 http://chivalrytoday.com/wp/great-expectations-chivalry-in-tomorrows-knights/#comment-6 <b>Posted for Sonny Scott:</b>If I might add. I was at my Aunt's house once when I was young. After <br />the meal, I cleared my dishes while my cousins left their dishes on the table. I really didn't think about it, I just did it. But on the way home, my mom told me how very proud she was that I had carried my dishes to the kitchen without <br />prompting. 50 years later, I still remember that.<br />Parents; don't forget to recognize and comment on good behavior in your child or in another. I am sometimes embarrassed when someone notices that my child did something good, and I failed to notice it because it had become accepted in our household. Posted for Sonny Scott:If I might add. I was at my Aunt’s house once when I was young. After
the meal, I cleared my dishes while my cousins left their dishes on the table. I really didn’t think about it, I just did it. But on the way home, my mom told me how very proud she was that I had carried my dishes to the kitchen without
prompting. 50 years later, I still remember that.
Parents; don’t forget to recognize and comment on good behavior in your child or in another. I am sometimes embarrassed when someone notices that my child did something good, and I failed to notice it because it had become accepted in our household.

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