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My son
called and told me where he and his friends were planning to go for spring
break. A few days later, the location had changed to a different city. The more
his plans changed, the more questions I began to ask.
“So, how are
you getting there?" I asked. "It takes money.”
“We have it
worked out. We’re going to share the cost,” he said.
“You don’t
have a job, what part are you sharing!?”
“Oh yeah,
I’m gonna need some money.”
I wondered
how long it would take for him to mention money. I let my son know that his
heavenly father is rich in houses and land, but here on earth we are regular
laymen.
My son
didn’t let the issue rest there, he continued by giving me his closing
argument. He told me, “The Lord loves a cheerful giver.”
“Yes, and
It’s better to give than to receive. So show me your money.”
He conceded…for
the moment. I can hardly wait to see what my son comes up with next.
Do you have
any spring break stories, past or present?
I have really never traveled on spring break. This year will be an exception. I'm kind of wondering how crazy it's going to be.
ReplyDeleteYou'll have to let me know how it goes.
DeleteWhat a nice post, made me chuckle. It reminded me of spring break time for my baby, child number three (now thirty-something). Sounds like a conversation he and I would have had under the same circumstances.
ReplyDeleteThanks. Our kids always seen to come up with something to make us laugh.
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