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Love: According to Desmond

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Talk about beautiful moments...my son and I were relaxing on the couch. He reached over, gave me a hug and said "I love you mommy...I love your heart." O to the M to the G!! My heart literally melted into the cushion of the couch. Of course I returned the love, but I was wondering how did he think to say that? I have never said those words in that way (although I wish I had because it was so poetic) and my hubby said he never said it that way either. The only thing I can think of are the times I've said "You have my heart" to Desi. Whatever the case, he thought of it himself and expressed it in such a beautiful way. So these are all the hearts he loves (the ones he vocalizes):

"I love Mommy's heart"
"I love Daddy's heart"
"I love Tyson's (our dog) heart" 
"I love Pop Pop's heart"
"I love Gi Gi's heart"
"I love Ma Ma's heart"
"I love ice cream heart"

I wish you all could hear him say it because he says it from his heart. He REALLY means it and that's the sweetest thing about it. I love this little boy and I love his heart too. 

Night Night!

 (can't rotate this pic. It's still cute!)





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  1. AnonymousMay 24, 2013 at 12:54 AM

    Awwww I love Desi heart too. GN love Ma Ma and btw ice cream heart. LOL

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  2. simoneMay 24, 2013 at 8:46 AM

    Aaawww. Hes so cute!

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