So I am working with Collective Bias and DaySpring on the Living With Purpose Campaign. They give me money and I go buy a backpack full of school supplies for my kid, and then a duplicate one for a child in need. Exciting, right?
But as you can see from my last post I’d gone to four stores and no one had what I was looking for. I was disheartened. Then on a lark my cousin and I went to Portage, Indiana (talk about out of the way!!) and figured maybe they would have something there.
Weren’t we shocked and amazed!
Oh and just to let you know I was totally compensated for this post, but my opinions are my own.
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I think it’s sad that you won’t be teaching your child good citizenship behavior. That means teaching them that a good christian, person, and member of society is polite enough to respect civil, public space and keep one’s beliefs to home, school, and one on one conversation. Instead, you use your child as a pawn in your culture war. If I believed in prayer, I would pray for your child, and mine, to be free to learn without your, and millions of other peoples’ ideological propaganda.
Kara
If I had any idea what you were talking about, I might be able to respond more effectively. If I prayed, I would pray that you learn to clearly state yourself so others can more readily understand you.