Just one more thing: Giving with no strings attached - Dexter H Faulkner - September 21, 1981

Dexter H Faulkner

We were driving home after a long day's work, my youngest son and I. My son, who usually plays the strong, silent type, turned to me and said, "Hey, Dad, let's stop and get some flowers to take home to Mom." My wife was ill with stomach flu. "Good idea," I said, "she'd love that." Yea," he said, "she could use some encouragement right now." He rushed into the florist to buy a couple of roses - with his money by the way. I sat in the car and thought, Someday, he's going to make some little girl a fine husband. - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library