All children wear the sign: 'I want to be important NOW.' Many of our juvenile delinquency problems arise because nobody — Dan Pursuit
All children wear the sign: 'I want to be important NOW.' Many of our juvenile delinquency problems arise because nobody — Dan Pursuit
All children wear the sign: 'I want to be important NOW.' Many of our juvenile delinquency problems arise because nobody — Dan Pursuit
All children wear the sign: 'I want to be important NOW.' Many of our juvenile delinquency problems arise because nobody — Dan Pursuit
All children wear the sign: 'I want to be important NOW.' Many of our juvenile delinquency problems arise because nobody — Dan Pursuit
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All children wear the sign: 'I want to be important NOW.' Many of our juvenile delinquency problems arise because nobody reads the sign.

— Dan Pursuit
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