Every January I Sent My Son-in-Law $40,000 for My Granddaughter. Then She Whispered, ‘Grandpa, Follow Dad.’
“Because some people need food and can’t afford everything they need,” I told her.
“So we give it to them?”
“That’s the idea.”
She looked thoughtful.
“Then maybe the money you sent Dad can help someone now.”
I crouched beside the flowers.
“Your needs will always come first.
But yes, we can think about how to help others too.”
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