The other night, he wanted a bite of my icecream (nutty chocolate) and he demanded his own bowl. I put two spoonfuls in a bowl for him, and he said, "This isn't a lot." I convinced him it was, and he happily devoured it. This is what he looked like after he had apparently licked the bowl clean.
Friday, September 18, 2009
Chocoholic
Someone once said, "There's nothing better than a good friend except for one with chocolate." Landon couldn't agree more. He LOVES chocolate. On Saturday, we went to Gabe's first birthday, and Amy had set up a candy store for the kids. The kids got their own bags, and they got to scoop their own candy of choice into the bags. I was helping Landon, and I asked him if he wanted some of the candy bars, and he wholeheartedly said, "Yes, my favorite." He scored a few pieces, and then he wouldn't let go of the bag. He kept telling me that he was just going to hold it. When we got home, I took it from him so that I could give him a bath, and he threw a fit until I assured him that it was his and noone would eat any and that he could say goodnight to it. I am proud to say that six days later, he still has candy left, but he has had a piece every day.
The other night, he wanted a bite of my icecream (nutty chocolate) and he demanded his own bowl. I put two spoonfuls in a bowl for him, and he said, "This isn't a lot." I convinced him it was, and he happily devoured it. This is what he looked like after he had apparently licked the bowl clean.
The other night, he wanted a bite of my icecream (nutty chocolate) and he demanded his own bowl. I put two spoonfuls in a bowl for him, and he said, "This isn't a lot." I convinced him it was, and he happily devoured it. This is what he looked like after he had apparently licked the bowl clean.
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