Right
before noon on Tuesday, our kiddos showed us how the little things in life make
them the happiest. A few of our volunteers surprised the kids with a large
quantity of clothes for all ages including summer and winter seasons. We are
incredibly thankful and so were our kiddos!
As
we organized some of the clothes, we decided to greet the children with
something new and stylish that they could wear for the day. Nearly every
child’s expression was similar – pure excitement and thankfulness filled the
atmosphere.
Elisabeth,
Jewel, Abel, and Celeste were amazed at the amount of clothes they had just
received. Look at those faces…they were in awe!
Of
course, we had to take advantage of the joyful giggles and warm smiles. Marcus
and Eli received shirts that matched Connie with bright colors.
Halle
Grace was so ecstatic as she sported her new purple dress. She grew even more
excited as she added a pretty, vibrant purple flower to her hair.
Elisabeth
loved her new pink polka-dot onesie. Adding a hot-pink headband really pulled
off the finishing touch.
Owen
smiled as he tried on his new collared shirt. Not to mention, it’s one of his
favorite colors!
Matthew
found excitement in trading his shirt for a newer one that matched his new
friend!
After
a full morning of new clothes, the kids had one more surprise in store. The
gardener, Adam, had been planting cucumbers in the garden and they were ready
to be eaten! Snack time consisted of picking cucumbers and chowing down on this
light yet delicious snack.
Charlotte
took the plunge and tried picking a cucumber from deep within the garden.
Hudson
joined in on the fun. He was determined to pick the biggest cucumber that he
could find!
Austyn’s
excitement grew as he approached the tall garden and he began searching for the
perfect cucumber.
She
was hesitant at first but soon realized why everyone else was so excited. Celeste was very pleased with the juiciness of the cucumber.
Jewel
absolutely loved the deliciously fresh cucumbers! She smiled as she ate and we found
her holding her hand out, asking for more.
It’s
the little things in life like fresh cucumbers and a set of brand new clothes.
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This post was written by one of our interns, Lauren
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This post was written by one of our interns, Lauren
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