Blog 6

 Something I was lied about as a kid that made me change the perspective of my mothers. As a little kids parent always told us they would save our birthday money or money we get from family members/friends. I found this out first hand when my mother told me she was going to hold my money and then proceed to ask for a dollar. At this point, I saw my brother laughing saying welp you won't see that again. After that, I made sure I won't give anyone money. That one experience changes my giving ways forever.

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