My son, John, his dear wife, Laura, and my grandson,
Greyson, came over Sunday night and grilled pork chops. When I got home from church Sunday evening,
about 7:30 pm, I had a great Father’s Day meal!
Laura said, “Greyson is trying to make some money for a new X-Box game
system. He picked up pinecones for you
in the back yard.” I replied,
“Great! I usually pay him and Bennett $2
for a five-gallon bucket.” But when I
went outside to pay Greyson, he refused.
He said, “I didn’t have a gift for you, so I picked up pinecones for you
for Father’s Day. Happy Father’s Day,
Granddaddy!” What a great idea,
Greyson. I’m not sure if you thought of
it yourself, or had help with the idea, but it was a good gesture anyway. Thank you very much, Greyson, for such an
original gift! Proverbs 17:6, “Children's
children are the crown of old men; and the glory of children are their fathers.”
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