The Hive Institute

I own beautiful jump ropes. I purchased them (at an overpriced price) but for a good cause. They are hand dyed, natural fibers, carved wooden handles, and came with matching hand dyed bags.
I love them.
I think they are stunning.
They make me smile everytime I see them.

This morning I heard my children outside skipping rope. I grabbed my phone in anticipation of a wonderful frameable moment.
And it was.
Only they were jumping rope with an old electricity cord they pulled from the trashcan.

This is your Monday reminder that children do not need the things that money can buy.

Keep your life free from love of money, and be content with what you have, for he has said, “I will never leave you nor forsake you.”
The antidote to love of money is contentment, which comes from trusting in God's promised provision.
Deut. 31:6