OT: Bragging? on my DS

Awwwwww, wish I were there to give him a hug, miss you guys!!!

M-C

that is just a true example of a pure loving heart! Barb:o)

Awwww! How sweet! Even if you don't have a picture this is truely something you need to scrapbook. You can take a picture of the christmas tree with the four presents under it if you need a picture.

Chrissy

What a thoughtful little guy. I agree with Chrissy, it is something to scrap.

That's awesome - and says a lot about him and his family! :)

I agree, it's a great story to scrap. you may wish to remember it when he's a teenager, and making you nuts. :)

Thanks for sharing, that's a great stroy!

jessica

Deb > My sweet, loving, caring, 5 yr old DS told me the sweetest thing yesterday.

Deb - just a thought, but maybe you could take this as an oppurtunity to make it even more of a lesson - maybe take him to buy some toys, then take him to donate to Toys for Tots - I know our local firemen collect in our area. And then, you also have further oppurtunity for pictures, and a great story!

Jessica

Deb > My sweet, loving, caring, 5 yr old DS told me the sweetest thing yesterday.

And that ole saying "Kids say the darndest things!" It is so true and if that ai't special, I do not have any idea what is!!!

I know you are so proud and happy!!

(((hugs!)))

OKC Dave

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Awwwww... what a sweety he is!

Oh my... I think I do need a tissue. Bless that sweet child of yours!!!!

--Tammy

Deb > My sweet, loving, caring, 5 yr old DS told me the sweetest thing yesterday.

We miss you too! Hug him? I barely get hugs now a days. LOL

I'm very proud of him. MIL was amazed that the comment came from a 5 yr old. DH's response was "That's a 5 yr old who's experienced hands on missions." Which he's right.

He's a sweet kiddo, isn't he? It's amazing how innocent and loving children can be.

You're right Chrissy! I'll definately have to do that. Thanks for the idea.

I wouldn't have thought about scrapping it, but thanks to Chrissy, I think I will.

LOL So true Jessica. Definately something I'll want to remember when he's a teen.

That's our plan. We'll take the kids shopping this evening and let them each buy a toy to donate. We've missed what they call "Toy Hill" here, but there's still drop-off points.

He's a very sweet boy, but still has his mischeivious times. :-)

Deb, that sounds so like Jordan! He is such a cutey!! Give him a big squeeze for me.