We had a great time shopping for school items for children who don't have any. Each child picked out a backpack, note book, binder, folder, and pencil box for a child. Then we got supplies to put in the boxes: pencils, glue, and erasers. The children were very conscientious shoppers. They were looking for bargains and comparison shopping. I heard comments like, "these we get two for one", "Those are too expensive", "If you buy those you get more pencils for less money". The real find came when Sean spotted 8 colorful calculators on the sale table. What a find! The only disappointments were that we couldn't keep them ourselves and that I said we weren't buying the lollipops by the counter.
We had a great time shopping for school items for children who don't have any. Each child picked out a backpack, note book, binder, folder, and pencil box for a child. Then we got supplies to put in the boxes: pencils, glue, and erasers. The children were very conscientious shoppers. They were looking for bargains and comparison shopping. I heard comments like, "these we get two for one", "Those are too expensive", "If you buy those you get more pencils for less money". The real find came when Sean spotted 8 colorful calculators on the sale table. What a find! The only disappointments were that we couldn't keep them ourselves and that I said we weren't buying the lollipops by the counter.
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