On my way through town today, I saw something on the side of the road that made me think of my husband.
I kept driving, but I didn’t stop thinking about what I saw.
I started reminiscing.
Remember being a kid in the summer time?
There wasn’t any school work to do so you spent your time brainstorming about real work, the kind of work that pays money; striving to become a young entrepreneur. (Or at least earn enough quarters for the ice cream truck.)
My husband is still a kid at heart; he also happens to be a young entrepreneur.
So what happens when that grown up kid drives through town?
via Pinterest
<Quick like a band-aid> He stops at that lemonade stand on the side of the road.
The one I drove past.
He hasn’t forgotten what it’s like to be a kid.
Reason # 84930724 that I love him.
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Ahhh….great post. It also makes me think twice about driving past the lemonade stand. Thanks for the inspiration!
I think twice now too! Glad you hit the car wash yesterday.