I've always tried to develop a giving, charitable heart in my children. However, I didn't know Barbie was picking up on it as well.

This past week, Klara and Kenna collected all of their cast-off Barbies (the Kelly with the chewed-up foot, the Barbie suffering from a really bad haircut, the Ken that got colored on with a permanent marker, and other dolls that nicely rounded out the motley-looking crew). She then got her other Barbies and started a charity to help the "pour."

Klara told me they were raising money to help them. I asked what they were going to do with the money and she said they were going to build a house and buy some food and medicine for them.

Sounds like a good plan to me. So, what are you doing to help the "pour?" Remember, it's not just money that we need to give. There are people all around us who are "pour" in spirit. A smile, a hug, and a word of encouragement could be a very real blessing to them. Why not "pour" some of your love and joy into someone's life today??

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Guelvevof says

This is beautiful - thank you for sharing it. Kids can remind us of the very most important parts of life that we easily lose sight of.

06/12/2011 at 02:26 am

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Banditsmama says

I used to play Barbie in my childhood. I loved do this. Feminization hypnosis can help to find information about history of creation this doll.

06/12/2011 at 02:26 am

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NotteSheshy says

I think it is the most popular doll among girls. Personally I adore play with it. Possibly you want to buy an essay devoted to this issue.

06/12/2011 at 02:26 am

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MindyDodson18 says

I took my first loans when I was not very old and it aided my family very much. However, I need the short term loan once more time.

08/19/2011 at 08:02 pm

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