Foreclosing on My Son's Legos?
If anyone has dared to venture to Walmart, they can easily recognize the signs of an upcoming holiday. The parking lot is full all the way out to the road. People of all ages are pushing carts very slowly down aisles loaded with sodas, chips, and hot dog buns. And gas prices are sky-rocketing to ridiculous highs to accommodate for all of one's travel needs. Stores have begun to advertise special holiday sales, so it must be a holiday, right? Does any of this ever make you tired of what our country's holidays have become? We are preparing to celebrate Memorial Day. It's not just a holiday that gives the bank's a right to be closed and stores a right to have a sale. So what do we memorialize in this day and age? If we were to go on the streets and ask your average teenager what is Memorial Day about, could they answer correctly? Could we answer correctly? This morning, my husband preached a sermon about the poppy flower ...