Polishing off his stash
One drawback to working from home is that you're left in the house.
Alone.
With the kids' Valentine candy.
posted by sugarcreekfarm at Tuesday, February 20, 2007
Tuesday, February 20, 2007
One drawback to working from home is that you're left in the house.
Alone.
With the kids' Valentine candy.
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4 Comments:
Yep... That's why I drive the kids like a rented mule on Halloween. "Just one more block of houses, then we'll take that cul de sac, and circle around for home."
"Dad, I can't feel my toes..."
"Ok, Jefferson, I'll carry you up to their doors. Hannah, guard the wagon."
Temptation is there to strengthen you. :)
Yip! My husband and I both work from home. And I sit at my computer and think, "Mmmm, what sounds good right now? Abby's Valentine Candy!" She has a huge bag of left-over Halloween candy in her room too. I'm often tempted and I often give in!
"I can't feel my toes"
Ha ha, I heard that one this past Halloween, too. "Just a few more blocks, kids!"
Walter is wise, but my flesh is weak :)
Sandy - I figure I should just go ahead and eat and get it out of here so I can go back to eating healthy.
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