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MOC2021 - Day 11: The Story of the Switch

MOC2021 - Day 11: The Story of the Switch
spcoggs, Jan 12, 2021
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(Short version of the story) Our son asked for a Nintendo Switch for what seemed like FOREVER. LOL We hesitated (cost + already owning other game systems). He didn't give up asking. Finally, we encouraged him to save up to buy it himself. Only he earned the money faster than we expected! And during the pandemic when they were hard to get. Wanting to control the use (and make sure he shared with his sister ;) ), my husband made the purchase instead. We told our son how proud we were of him and to keep building his savings.

Full journaling word count on page is 554.

Credits:
Project Mouse Vibes bundle by Britt-ish Designs and Sahlin Studio
https://the-lilypad.com/store/Project-Mouse-Vibes-BUNDLE.html
Project Mouse Vibes artsy by Britt-ish Designs and Sahlin Studio
https://the-lilypad.com/store/Project-Mouse-Vibes-Artsy.html
Torn Paper template by Lynn Grieveson
https://the-lilypad.com/store/Torn-Paper-Template.html
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    • Angela Toucan
      Great story telling
      Jan 13, 2021
    • flowersgal
      What a great story -- training your son to save for what he wants is a life lesson that will pay big returns. And I can see the excitement on his face as he hugs his dad when he gets the news.
      Jan 13, 2021
    • LynnG
      Great take on the challenge :-)
      Jan 14, 2021
    • bestcee
      This is so fabulous! I love that he didn't give up and just worked toward making it happen. Do they still play it? Or has it gone the neglected way of the other systems? Thanks for playing in my challenge!
      Jan 21, 2021
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    Month of Challenges 9
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    spcoggs
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    Jan 12, 2021
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