The Value of Generosity Oliver Gourd

Well you know when I was growing up we always shared like it’s all about hunting they would sometimes some people digging some meat over to our house and then they bring some deer meat or some ducks or some rabbits and then later on in the spring my grandpa you sir have a big garden after we kill all the corn the potatoes and carrots and all that so as always a lot left over so you invite all the people that come so they’d be wagons part along the road over there they’re all come and help themselves so that was my grandpa’s were sharing I have big rich sellers and I was kind of fooled a lot of stuff shiokara tea tips on uh you know corn potato vegetables and later as I was going older days they start and can’t stuff done it then oh she went jars in those days so they had a lot of jars of different things berries you know took Terry jung-bae so they all had those and uh and they all shared them so she sharing this I was it was one of our the way I who I was growing up was you know that was generosity one of our values was sharing generosity and kinda like that to be generous not only for material stuff but you know we have time for somebody I talk to them or you know take care of children share your time listen that prayers you know save your prayers there’s a lot of stuff to do with sharing and I know that I used to walk all the way to Fort Totten when my mouse is what go see Uncle Harry tell me to want some sugar so I walk always for talking me go see how could mom want some bars for sugar yeah maybe a big bag of sugar so I take the city walk all the way back and then later on we reciprocate you know somehow someway