I asked my son to grab the plastic from the edge of the creek we were enjoying before we left. He collected it and untangled other pieces and then asked me to carry it to the trash.
As I gathered it up, I realized one bag was the remnants of a #2 dog bag, so when we got to the car we split a handy wipe. My son was very grateful to be able to clean his hands and I had not realized he knew what it was that I had asked him to collect.
I am grateful for his ability to see past the short term discomfort and develop water stewardship.
As I gathered it up, I realized one bag was the remnants of a #2 dog bag, so when we got to the car we split a handy wipe. My son was very grateful to be able to clean his hands and I had not realized he knew what it was that I had asked him to collect.
I am grateful for his ability to see past the short term discomfort and develop water stewardship.
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- Posted by 1sher
- Aug 12, 2021
- Comments (8)
Readers Comments
dotmatrix wrote: Great son! Thanks to both of you!
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pluto178 wrote: Do be careful collecting rubbish is a hazard in itself and many infections can come of it so if you do it make sure you are protected. Well done x
mindyjourney wrote: thank you for doing :))). I try and have gloves and a grabber when picking up litter, but not always handy…
unknown wrote: Always nice when kids are taught to be responsible and sensitive. You are a great pair already ☺ï¸
SissyLee wrote: What a great story!
Helenconnell2 wrote: Thank you for caring for our world!
Balou wrote: Great job ... by both of you! And I second Pluto and Mindy, I usually have no gloves, but at least some paper towels to use when picking up something I cannot see properly
Rajni wrote: You did a very good of sawing the seeds of kindness-kindness to mother nature. In future, it will grow into a BIG tree. Your son did a very good deed of obeying you and collecting plastics. May God continue to bless both of you.
