By Shelly Zeller

Alden Advance

“I was dressing him one morning and put on a brown onesie,” said Derek Peterson, father of 18-week-old Callen. “Look- ing for matching pants, I found a brown pair and put them on him and laughed when I realized he looked like a UPS driver.”

That’s when it began for the now social media-recognized local family.

As a joke, Peterson said he printed off a UPS logo and taped it on his son and took a quick picture with his phone to send to his wife, Ashley.

“She thought it was also pretty funny and told me I should send it to UPS,” he said. “I put the picture on Twitter and tagged UPS with the caption, ‘Hey UPS are you hiring?’ I never thought I would actually get a response from UPS.”

Within an hour, Peterson got a notification telling him that UPS posted the picture on its page.

“I received a message from UPS,” Peterson said. “In the message, they told me they loved the picture and would like permission to post it to their Facebook and Instagram pages as well.”