Rebecca and Joshua Caldwell were back out on their driveway on Saturday and they made back that lost $40… and a whole lot more!
CHESAPEAKE, Va. — The saying, “When life gives you lemons, make lemonade” has a whole new meaning for a family in Chesapeake.
After someone stole money from their lemonade stand, a pair of young entrepreneurs is making a comeback.
Last Wednesday, 10-year-old Rebecca Caldwell and 8-year-old Joshua Caldwell held a lemonade sale in their driveway on Bells Mill Road, as they often do. When their mom stepped inside, surveillance video shows a man pulling up in a car, approaching the children, and then grabbing their jar of money.
The Caldwells say the man acted like he was going to buy some lemonade before driving away with $40 in cash.
But on Saturday, Rebecca and Joshua were back out on their driveway, and they made back that …
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