It was chock-full with this wondrous stuff:
Yep. All of my favorite Hawaii/Japanese snacks.
There's just the teensiest of problems:
The box is addressed to my children.
Right-o.
And what kind of mom would I be if I
Alright, alright. You can stop scowling at me through your monitors. I shall deliver the goods unscathed.
Although I'm really not above begging my four-year-old to share with me.
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I think this sounds like a good time for a mom to teach her children about the gift of sharing, don't you?
And while your at it, Grandma has never had the opportunity to taste any wonderful Hawaii/Japanese snacks (sniff, sniff). I am sure she would like them--- oh wait, she is staying away from sweets right now. Okay, so grandma says to give her share to mom.
That's some mighty good self control. And think of it as a teaching moment - your kids need to practice sharing so they can practice by sharing with you! ;)
~Jen
that picture looks good enough to eat...glad I don't get packages like that here right now! I love the glimpses you give us into your life on here...
Monumentally horrible for sure...you better ask first! LOL I love that picture, even the boxes look delicious!
Amelia
mmmmm maybe you could have just snaffled one or two.....
Cree
I follow the one-for-you-one-for-me rule. Teaches them sharing, and helps keep them healthy. =P
I know that I have seen those Yam Yams every time I go to my Super Walmart in the ethnic food section.
uohlnxolAw, have some. They won't know. Enjoy. dad
WOW, I am just loving the photo! I can only imagine how good everything must be.
Linds
Self controll? What the heck is that? Pish posh I say eat it!!! :)
Em
Can you use the old "do you know how many hours I was in labor?" bit, or are they still too young for that particular trip of guilt?
Monumentally horrible for sure...you better ask first! LOL I love that picture, even the boxes look delicious!
Amelia
mmmmm maybe you could have just snaffled one or two.....
Cree
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