"Just eat it. It's free."
I hear this often from people around me. We have Sunday School breakfasts, baked birthday goodies, Bible Study snacks--and someone usually pays for it out of kindness. Cost to me: zero, usually.
Still, things like this don't happen often to some other people. So during this process, I have a rule of thumb as far as what I can eat. If I bought it, I can eat it.
So this was allowed. The DEAL OF THE WEEK:
Totino's Pizza Rolls!
Total cost (after sale and coupon): $0.04/box
I love it! And I also learned something from it.
Laura and I would never have known about this deal had we not received a hot tip from someone else. It made me think about something Laura used to say about the families in Nairobi:
"They have so little. But they're usually so happy."
When we don't have much, we have to depend on other people. Dependence builds unity. And unity builds happiness--and in this case, pizza rolls!
In some ways, these poor are actually richer than I am. I suppose we're all poor in some way or another.
Wednesday, February 20
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