When I was in about the 4th grade, I bought a small box of Russel Stover chocolates. It was for my Mom. It was a very small box with only four chocolates in it.
But since there were, you know, four chocolates in it, however, I figured one would never be missed.
So I had one.
And then it was so good, I had another.
And another.
And another.
Yes friends, I ate all four of my mother's chocolates. And you know what I did with that box and those brown papers? I don't know what gave me the gall to do so, but I gave that box to my mother.
"It's the thought that counts!" Came my little voice.
It must have been humorous to her, though, because she still has the box today. I get her chocolates on every occasion I can (Christmas, her birthday, Mother's Day) to try to make up for it. I've given her Ferro Roche for two Christmases in a row.
Not that I need to make up for it, because my mother is going to con my first child into giving me an empty box of chocolates for my first Mother's Day.
♥Tiffany♥
But since there were, you know, four chocolates in it, however, I figured one would never be missed.
So I had one.
And then it was so good, I had another.
And another.
And another.
Yes friends, I ate all four of my mother's chocolates. And you know what I did with that box and those brown papers? I don't know what gave me the gall to do so, but I gave that box to my mother.
"It's the thought that counts!" Came my little voice.
It must have been humorous to her, though, because she still has the box today. I get her chocolates on every occasion I can (Christmas, her birthday, Mother's Day) to try to make up for it. I've given her Ferro Roche for two Christmases in a row.
Not that I need to make up for it, because my mother is going to con my first child into giving me an empty box of chocolates for my first Mother's Day.
♥Tiffany♥
Ha, what a sassy little girl you were :) That's funny.
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