Pay It Forward

Then remember the acts of kindness, and pay it forward.  A neighbor of ours selflessly gave his time today to my teenager.nan investment that will be with him for a lifetime.  What did he do? We’ll Monday he asked me if he could take him to his country club.  

Before they went, he brought over some golf balls, and a driving iron to practice.  My son was so excited that I did not have to “find” something for him to do all week! He was practicing for his golf day. 

Today when I went I to his room to wake him up, he was gone.  After recovering from shock I realized that he was in the kitchen. All ready to go. Yep. A fifteen year old boy got himself up, ready, ate breakfast and anxiously awaited for his friend to arrive. 

They left for a few hours,practiced and he had a great time.  This wonderful neighbor of mine GAVE him a set of clubs, purchased new shoes for him AND bought him a golf hat…I’m not done yet. He also set up to professional lessons with him for next week.