Finally on Sunday we counted, that boy had $41.97 in coins. He knew right away that was not enough for the Millennium Falcon but he wanted to check the price of the X-Wing. We looked it up and Target had it for $49.99. He turns to me and say, "don't you owe me two dollars and eight cents for pulling up the trash cans?" Man is he good at Math, I tell him I owe him a dollar but I will give him the extra $1.08 for being so good at Math.
After Mass we heading to Target, they had it and he would not let me put it in the cart, he had to carry it the whole time. Then when we check out it was on sale for $41.95. He paid for it, turned to me and said he did not need the $1.08 I was going to give him but that I still owed him a dollar.
Then came the building:

He was so focused on following the directions- I wish he would follow my directions the way he follows the Lego directions:

He was so cute, as we were close to finishing it (I helped as the piece assistant - I gathered the pieces for each step and he let me build one wing)he kept saying - "this is so cool, it's a dream come true." He is so proud of this that he is going to ask his teacher if he could bring it in to show the class. He is also already saving his coins for his next purchase. I can imagine they will only get bigger from here on out. May the force be with me.

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