When I was a very little girl, my father made me a small, wooden gold star with a special opening in the back that was just the right size for a quarter, my allowance. Each Saturday, if I had been good, I would go on a hunt for my special star, which would be hidden somewhere around the house. When my children were small, they took turns hunting for their allowance using the same gold star.
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Beautiful shot; the reflections really add to the composition. And what a wonderful tradition to continue with your kids. But I can only assume that instead of quarters, you had to insert an origami’d dollar bill!
What a sweet story…I love learning more and more about you through your photos.
I can’t imagine you ever not getting the gold star!