'Show some kindness' | Charlotte 3-year-old forms friendship with UPS driver - WCNC
Little Asher even makes some deliveries of his own. He proudly wears a UPS uniform and thanks to Dad, he has his own battery-powered delivery truck.
Like many families, the Masons of south Charlotte say they’ve been adapting to life during a pandemic.
“You know, 3-year-olds like routine and we were in March going to school every day and then he’d come home from school and then big brother would get off the school bus, and then a couple hours later mom would get home from work and then I think that’s sort of how we knew the day was done, and then suddenly we’re all just home, together, all the time,” Sarah Mason said.
Little Asher even makes some deliveries of his own. He proudly wears a UPS uniform and thanks to Dad, he has his own battery-powered delivery truck.
Like many families, the Masons of south Charlotte say they’ve been adapting to life during a pandemic.
“You know, 3-year-olds like routine and we were in March going to school every day and then he’d come home from school and then big brother would get off the school bus, and then a couple hours later mom would get home from work and then I think that’s sort of how we knew the day was done, and then suddenly we’re all just home, together, all the time,” Sarah Mason said.
