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This doesn't happen too often, only because Parker is smart enough to realize that if he took advantage on a more regular basis, we might catch on to his gig. He goes all day, refusing to take a decent nap, wearing his mother into the ground. Then, when it is bedtime, he lays in his bed and has an hour long conversation with his love monster (it is real, not imaginary). His mother, being worried that he is to tired to go to sleep, gets him out wraps him in a blanket, and then sits down with him. Always, does the plan work. Mom falls asleep, exhausted from the days events, and Parker gets to enjoy the quite of the house all to himself.
This doesn't happen too often, only because Parker is smart enough to realize that if he took advantage on a more regular basis, we might catch on to his gig. He goes all day, refusing to take a decent nap, wearing his mother into the ground. Then, when it is bedtime, he lays in his bed and has an hour long conversation with his love monster (it is real, not imaginary). His mother, being worried that he is to tired to go to sleep, gets him out wraps him in a blanket, and then sits down with him. Always, does the plan work. Mom falls asleep, exhausted from the days events, and Parker gets to enjoy the quite of the house all to himself.
