Freewrite Prompt: Small Package

I was contemplating to write a short story or write about a real package we received today. I finally decided on the latter, because we received a really special one today!

It was mooncake festival yesterday and you may be thinking how come it just never end, now that the festival is actually over? Hahahaha. Maybe because the creativity of humans have developed a lot and the innovation of it has gone up to another level.

So, @littledrummerboy's grandparents came home with a small package for him. It was a tin box from his uncle, @iamjadeline's husband, my husband's own brother. Levi was excited of course, anything to do with the characters he knows will make him happy!

He opened it up and it is an Ironman mooncake inside!!! How creative and they know how to get the children's heart. It is not cheap as it costs RM29.90. My father-in-law said RM10 is for the tin box itself. It really is a pleasant small package, thank you!!

So, @littledrummerboy was happy to take some photos with it and kept saying he wants to eat it. I was more concerned that once he finishes it, he may not get the idea there will be no more, hence I tried to ask him to take as many photos with it.

It is my husband's birthday today, so @littledrummerboy filled the box with some toys and told his daddy, "This is for you, Daddy. Happy birthday, Daddy!" He then "made" his dad blow some imaginary candles after he sang a birthday song for his daddy.

Such a small package but so much joy!

On the other hand, I do online shop a lot. Receiving small packages makes @littledrummerboy very familiar with our local postman now. He would open door for him and then sends him off with great delight. Sometimes, he tried to converse with the postman too, though the postman could not understand him most of the time, hahahah! Then, he would want to open the packages received. I try to keep my packages small to save on the postage fees, but yeah I too like receiving them!

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Freewrite is a prompt writing initiated by @mariannewest and @improv to write a free-flow post without correcting or editing. I checked out her post to really get what it is before I jumped on the bandwagon. Basically, there is no right or wrong, just let the mind and fingers do their work, to find our creative self and let it come out of us.

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