On Monday afternoon, students from Franklin Intermediate School gathered at the corner of Boyd Mill Road and Highway 96 to spread some happiness.
As part of the Sprinkle with Happiness movement, students held up signs that said with phrases like, “You Are Enough,” “Everything is Going to Be All Right”.
As the students stood on the corner, in addition to holding signs they were offering free snacks of cookies, popsicles, and lemonade.
Students shouted the messages of happiness to passing cars and encouraged people to stop for a free snack.
Making Monday not so gray, the students brightened Franklin with signs of hope and inspiration.
Watch our video below from the event.
Created by Laura Lavigne, founder of the Anacortes Center for Happiness, The Happiness Sprinkling Project is “crazy simple and crazy powerful.”
You can reach Founder Laura Lavigne at [email protected] for more information.
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