For all of us it's 12-12-12, but one girl is actually turning 12 on this special day, and she is doing something very special to celebrate.
Born on December 12 back in 2000, Bradleigh Kemp turned 12 Wednesday. She was even born at 3:54 which of course adds up to the number 12. To commemorate the sixth grader’s proliferation of 12's she and about 10 of her friends are on an afternoon celebratory festival.
It all started at the Hershey Christian School, where the birthday girl thought they were going to head out in mini-vans. Instead it was something a little nicer for their Hershey Scavenger Hunt Extravaganza as they were picked up in a limousine.
After stops at Hershey Chocolate World and a backstage tour at the Giant Center, their scavenger hunt continued with a stop at the Hershey Story. Then the kids stopped at K-Mart to shop, however it was not for themselves but to buy presents for the kids at Ronald McDonald House.
The kids also got 12 candy canes to give away to strangers to show random acts of kindness. The kids are soon off to Infinito’s for pizza. There was even a special video birthday greeting from Sherry Christian and Steve Knight.
If you want to see 12-12-12 again, you have to take really good care of your self because it won't be here for another 100 years. But for Bradleigh Kemp and her friends a day they will long remember and thanks to their generosity so will the kids at the Ronald McDonald House.
Born on December 12 back in 2000, Bradleigh Kemp turned 12 Wednesday. She was even born at 3:54 which of course adds up to the number 12. To commemorate the sixth grader’s proliferation of 12's she and about 10 of her friends are on an afternoon celebratory festival.
It all started at the Hershey Christian School, where the birthday girl thought they were going to head out in mini-vans. Instead it was something a little nicer for their Hershey Scavenger Hunt Extravaganza as they were picked up in a limousine.
After stops at Hershey Chocolate World and a backstage tour at the Giant Center, their scavenger hunt continued with a stop at the Hershey Story. Then the kids stopped at K-Mart to shop, however it was not for themselves but to buy presents for the kids at Ronald McDonald House.
The kids also got 12 candy canes to give away to strangers to show random acts of kindness. The kids are soon off to Infinito’s for pizza. There was even a special video birthday greeting from Sherry Christian and Steve Knight.
If you want to see 12-12-12 again, you have to take really good care of your self because it won't be here for another 100 years. But for Bradleigh Kemp and her friends a day they will long remember and thanks to their generosity so will the kids at the Ronald McDonald House.