Dear Reader,
My son has so enjoyed the activity of sorting coins that he has become quite accustomed to using our coin jar for his purposes.
This past week, he came to me with a handful of coins and asked for a bag. I responded by providing a bag and wondered what he hoped to purchase. He suggested that we bring the bag to church in order to pay for all of the bagel bites he eats there on Sunday mornings. Not quite an offering, but very nice that he wants to cover his costs.
We had one of our dear friends over for pizza, and my son left the table first while my husband and I lingered to have conversation with our friend. Our son returned with a few coins for our friend. He then said to our friend, "Here's a little money for you if you would like it."
My son has also pulled out coins for our family. He brought some coins to me one morning and said, "Maybe you want these for all of the things you buy for me." His words melted my heart.
I'm not sure that he understands that the coin jar is not an unlimited resource, but I'm so glad to see him use it generously.
Sincerely,
Abi
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