Tonight, Grayson and I were snuggling in bed talking about his day. This kid kills me sometimes. Tonight was one of those nights. I got in his bed and as I was getting settled he said "How was your day mom?" He's genuinely concerned about how my day went, he listens and asks questions. It's the sweetest. It reminds me to sit, to be still and to really be in the moment with him. He's been melting my heart into a puddle since he was born with his big eyes starring up at me.
I was telling him a story about how a patient told one of my student's that she was glad she took care of her. I told him how it made me so happy because it made my student know how appreciated she was, it made her so happy. He said "yeah that kid was filling her bucket".
Confused I said "what?"
"Mom, she's a bucket filler, the patient because she filled your student's bucket with happiness and made her feel good".
"Oh yeah, she was totally a bucket filler and my student's bucket was getting filled up!"
He went on to talk about how you can fill people's bucket. He told me how his teacher fills his bucket, how friend's fill his bucket and how he fills up people's bucket. It was the sweetest, most genuine conversation with my super sweet hearted boy.
I asked "How do I fill your bucket up?"
"Mom you just love me, that's all!" with the most sincere smile on his face.
That's right my sweet boy, I do love you. I just love you so... someday you'll fully understand the depth of my love.
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