those words came from a little girl in a nearby town her favorite color is orange and she was bullied on the school bus by not only by a student but also the driver her mom taped her crying about it and posted it on facebook and from there it got to local news and now was on a national news, her birthday was may 13th so to honor her and others who have been bullied on schoolbuses  I made orange ribbons with two safety pins on each end and gave them to my bus kids and told them what they are for and had them cut in half and give them to other kids maybe a shy kid or a new kid or even a friend or teacher anyone they knew they loved the idea and felt they were doing something very important to help I found when you give a child something to do that has a meaning they feel good about themselfs and others,  not to blame the driver it is a tough job with hardley any help from the school board as far as training we need and don't get they forget that we are the first person they see and the last one at the end of school, we need to stand up for these drivers and get them the help and respect we deserve, otherwise we are not going to get any to listen till we have a tradgedgy on a bus  and I can see it happening one day in my neck of the woods  so help me raise awareness  so spread the words for schoolbusses  ORANGE YOU HAPPY YOUR'E NOT A BULLY  EVERY MAY 13TH AND EVERY DAY