
My oldest has lost 6 of her teeth so far. Well this little boy at walmart
was selling pre bagged food with like $2 worth of food for $4 each to
raise money for the local food bank. We she saw this and asked if we
would let her buy a bag with her tooth money.(we were gonna use that to
buy her this pair of shoes she wanted) i told her if thats what she
wanted to use her tooth money for then yes. She had enough to buy almost
2 bags. (we tossed in 3 counting taxes) She bought the 2 bags then
turned around and gave the bags back to them and told them they could
give that to a family who needs it more than her. It brought not only
tears to my eyes but to the adult volenteer who was their helping. She
had seen my daughter ask for 2 bags and watched her count out her money
from her pocket to buy it! She said she hasn't seen that in a long time.
I couldn't help but pick her up and give her the biggest hug and kiss i
could.
To think, my daughter does this all the time. Like me she would give
the clothes off her back to someone in need yet her aunt got mad at her
for not giving up her birthday toy to her cousin just cause he wanted
it. (it was a big bouncy ball you get at walmart) So they popped it.
Said if he couldn't have it no one would. I so wanted to hit her that
day. I am going to make a call to santa and see what we can do to get
her a new one (with them being $3 at walmart, i bet i can get her at
least that this year) I am so very very proud of her that I had to
share!
Oh and she asked if we could go through our pantry and donate all our
old food to the school for the food drive they are doing and the bags of
candy they have left to the local dentist office that is sending it to
the soldiers over seas. I must be doing something right with how I am
teaching my kids :)
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on Nov. 16, 2012 at 11:40 PM
- Aphalicious
on Nov. 16, 2012 at 11:40 PM