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My daughter is in kindergarten and learning new things every day (but much to her dismay, no one will teach her how to read). Last night she gave me a big long hug, and lots of little kisses on my cheek. I hugged and kissed her back, of course, and she said, "We're getting more drops in our buckets!"
Her teacher taught her that everyone has a happiness bucket, and when we do nice things for people, we're filling up our own bucket as well as theirs. Everyone needs more drops in their bucket, and it is each person's responsibility to make sure to keep his or her own bucket full. So before I left for book club last night, I made sure my bucket was full and overflowing with kisses and hugs. Of course book club itself added lots of extra drops too.
What's the state of your happiness bucket?
Day One: 31 Days to Real-Life Relationships
Day Two: Be a Good Hostess
Day Three: The Cultivate Family Friendships Challenge
Day Four: The Book Club Bench
Day Five: The Ask-a-Friend-for-Help Challenge
Day Six: The Do-Something-Scary-with-a-Friend Challenge
Day Seven: The Most Important Relationship
Day Eight: Be Thankful in Relationships
Day Nine: Girls' Night!
Day Ten: Accept Offers from Others (No Guilt Allowed!)
Day Eleven: How to Make Friends
Day Twelve: A Pleasant Home
Day Thirteen: A Different View of Birthday Cards
Day Fourteen: Laugh Together
Day Fifteen: The Plan-A-Family-Outing Challenge
Day Sixteen: The Smile Challenge
Day Seventeen: Get Enough Alone Time
Day Eighteen: The Power of an Apology
Day Nineteen: Give Your Time
Day Twenty: Mail Letters to Friends and Family

Aw, that's cute! :) And a great way to think about it.
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute thing. Sometimes my bucket overflows.
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