My kind of son! : - )
Today I had to take a pair of pants back to Loft. So, I walk in with my bag and start to shop. Boone took the bag from me.
Boone: "Give me your charge. I'll do it."
I handed him my charge and proceed to look around the store. A few minutes later Boone comes back with my charge and the receipt. I'm sure it was a little different than the sales lady was used to. : - )
LOL Boone makes me laugh.
The funny part was Sunday before church Lael said I made her do too much when she was a kid. But, Lael was like Boone. She always took matters in her own hands. She did things like make her own doctors appointments when she was only 12 y.o. I remember our eye doctor telling me he never had a kid do that before.
Question:
"What does the Bible say about sons?"
Answer:
Son in the Bible is used in several different ways, but it always refers to a relationship or affiliation. In Hebrew, it is ben (think “Benjamin,” which means “son of my right hand”), in Aramaic bar (“Simon Bar-Jonah” of Matthew 16:17), and in Greek, auios. It is most often used to indicate a direct descendent—either a child or a grandchild. But son is also used as a metaphor to reflect a characteristic, profession, or citizenship.
