To make sure I share through a blog is the work of Tamar. To share the good fortune I find daily I thought I should begin a blog. Small stones are a favorite pocket filler, as are notes, nickels, and of course.paper clips. Pennies I find.yes, I retrieve each and every one I see on the ground after ensuring it is 'heads up', at times kicking it over and again to get it into that position. A PENNY IN MY POCKET: Hill, Joyce: 9780979581816: : Books Books Children's Books Literature & Fiction Buy new: 13.20 List Price: 14.95 Details Save: 1. It isn't unusual for me to have an 'odd' assortment of items in my pocket at the end of a day. Blessed for the company of Tamar, blessed that we are able to appreciate the little things, blessed that in another pocket I had the money to pay for our meal. With so little in my pocket I felt blessed. We spontaneously began laughing.laughing so hard that tears rolled down our cheeks. Holding out to her in my outstretched palm were 3 pennies (1 of which was hardly recognizable as a coin), a nickel, a large orange paper clip, and a used matchstick. Tamar and I were finishing up our meals when I reached into my pocket and pulled out its contents.

This blog idea came about during an experience at a diner not too very long ago.

Penny in my pocket