I wouldn't change him for the world!

If you couldn't tell from the Lego story a few days ago, my little D.J. is a very sensitive boy. He has always been so tender hearted. When D.J. got home from school today he ran straight into my arms and started to sob. It took a few minutes to calm him down enough to hear what was wrong. He told me about a little boy at school who worked so hard to earn Cougar Bucks (a reward at school) and had "bought" a ball with his money. He came outside at recess and asked the boys if he could play wall ball with them and if they would use his new ball. The older boys told him "no, your ball is too small." D.J. said he started to cry so he went and told him he would play with him but the bell rang and they had to go inside. D.J. was so devastated for the little boy. He held it in all day and as soon as he got home he just broke down. He just kept saying, "Mom, I just feel so bad for him. He worked so hard to earn those cougar bucks so he could buy that ball. Then everyone made him cry and it made me so sad." He then cried for 30 minutes. We finally had to say a pray to ask Heavenly Father to help him calm down. I didn't know what else to do. It worked, thank goodness for answered prayers! Then he was going to bed and it started all over again. He cried even harder. We said another prayer and talked about what he could do tomorrow at school to make that little boy happy. He then fell asleep crying in my arms. I wanted to hold him forever. I hate to see him sad but I love seeing him so compassionate. He is such a sweetheart. I had Trevor grab the camera and take a picture so I can tell him about this night when he grows up. And yes, I am as tired as I look in the picture. :)