He and I were in the classroom today before school because I was co-oping. When she walked into the room, his face LIT up. And I need those capital letters, because when I say his face lit up, it was really like his whole damn body lit up.
He came running over to her and gave her a hug. Then he played with her until class started.
Fortunately, A is just about the most wonderful kid on earth. (Other than my kids, of course.) She is so sweet and laid back (at least in public—her mom may have other thoughts) and she seems to like Jack as well.
I always read that children don't need a lot of friends. They just need one good friend. And I love that Jack is developing the ability to make a good friend.













16 comments:
How sweet. I can just picture his whole body lighting up when he saw A.
That picture is awesome. Awesome.
That is a BEAUTIFUL photo that illustrates the power of friendship, no matter the age or gender. Jack is special, and his special qualities are obvious to A. Thank you so much for sharing that photo with your blog fans. And just how hard was it to think "photo" when you probably wanted only to enjoy that moment? Stimey, that is a photo for the ages. Niksmom used the word "awesome," and she is right!
<3 it!--Zoomer (I couldn't get this to post my name, so I used anonymous. Sorry!)
What a great story :^)
Big smile here. What a beautiful picture of the two of them. I'm so happy for Jack and for you.
That gives me some serious warm fuzzies!
That is so sweet...and what a precious picture!
That photograph brings tears to my eyes.
Oh, I really know how great that must be! Terrific picture, so glad for Jack.
It's amazing the relationships these little guys can have at such a young age. Not to mention preference. There are kids in Alex's class that he just outright doesn't care for for one reason or another and a few that he "loves" as he tells me. They are so funny.
The first of many :)
Oh that is just so lovely!
Ohhh...so sweet, even just the backview...
that's right, kids (or adults) don't really need a whole class of friends, but just the one, that particular one, he can say "She's my friend".
This is so sweet. I love little-kid friendships.
Oh that's so great!
What a great photo! I'm very happy for Jack, and for you that you were able to witness it!
That picture makes my heart burst!!
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