You see, Jason left around 6:30 this morning, and I think my mom left even earlier than that - which means that when Weston woke up there was no one in the house to supervise him. Usually I hear him and wake up too, but apparently exhaustion overtook me today. All I know is that at 8:00 I heard the phone ring, opened my eyes, and there was Weston - snuggling up next to me, sucker in hand. Not just any sucker, mind you, a chocolate See's sucker. I bought an entire box of them recently as a treat to give primary teachers when they have a birthday.
I wasn't thrilled, but thought it was kind of cute... until I saw this:



3 comments:
That is so funny! He's got good taste!
Aren't you glad you have a blog for moments like these! It will be great to look back on it in the future.
And I bet he enjoyed it more than those teachers ever would have.
Not that we teachers don't enjoy chocolate.
I can't blame him, those are great suckers.
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