David's piano recital was today. The dress code is: Nice slacks, button-up shirt with a collar, and dress shoes. Basically, business-casual for kids. The problem: My son is 13. When he was 5, he had 3 different suits, ties, and dress shoes in black and brown. He looked so handsome! Now he wears jeans. Even to church. To enhance the problem: we are moving. This is a two-fold issue. First, I don't have time to shop. Second, I don't have money to shop. (and truthfully, if I did have money, I wouldn't want to buy something he is only going to wear one time. That seems very wasteful.)
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David with Katie at about 7 years old |
I found a pair of cords and a button up shirt that were handed down to him and still hanging in his closet. By God's grace alone, they fit. The only problem I still had were his shoes. I felt really bad because the instructions were explicit about NO TENNIS SHOES. But, I couldn't justify the expense.
It's the little things. God cares for each and every little thing. As I seek to please HIM with my behavior, spending etc...He rewards me with His provision. I was at that "last minute." I couldn't have changed my mind, and he provided. And why do you worry about clothes? See how the lilies of the field grow. They do not labor or spin. Matthew 6:28.
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