Naughty or Nice?

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It's true -- today he made his bed, folded kitchen towels from the laundry basket, and put up toys...all without me asking.

Hmmmm...should we have the promise of Santa year round??

Comments

wfbdoglover said…
Adorable!
10:01 PM
Heidi said…
Wouldn't that be nice?!?!
10:58 PM
terri said…
What a sweet boy! Hmmm... my kids are in their teens and have been behaving similarly. They made dinner for us the other night. Guess they still worry about what Santa will or will not bring.
7:57 AM
Kimberly McKay said…
He's a sweetheart...working all the angles to get presents and all! I love that little guy so much.

He even got ready for bed, and went to bed all by himself last night - which is a first.
10:45 AM
WeaselMomma said…
Definitely on the nice list.
2:29 PM
Veronica Lee said…
I vote for 'nice'.
9:29 AM
I am Harriet said…
That's Great!
5:49 PM
Anonymous said…
Okay, Santa better be bringing this kid something SUPER nice. This is the sweetest letter.
6:20 PM
Flora said…
that would be great..:0) what a cute letter
3:45 PM
LaTonya Yvette said…
How cute!
3:04 PM
Anonymous said…
Haha... that is adorable! That's one of those letters you save, then show him again when he's about 16 or so. ;)
10:42 PM
Kimberly McKay said…
I'm saving it for when he is a rebellious teen for sure!
10:16 AM
Kate said…
what can I say . . . that's one motivated kid! Too cute. He's a keeper~
2:34 PM
Annette Piper said…
How cute is that! So adorable - of course Santa MUST bring something wonderful after that ;)

Merry christmas from me down here in Australia!
2:46 PM
Annette Piper said…
Sorry if I turn up already commenting - my computer is giving me grief this morning (as usual!). If not - love the letter - how adorable!!!

Merry christmas from me down here in Australia :)
3:35 PM
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