On that note, I will sign off for tonite.  Sweet dreams, my sisters!!!  May the Tooth Fairy be kind and good to each of you!!!!  LOL

xx oo

JetmamaDiDi wrote:

I have to share a very funny story!!

Last nite while 6 other gals and I were enjoying our Wednesday nite quilting get-together, the phone rang. It was my daughter. I answered and she asked if all my friends were still here; she said she needed some advice from all of us (she has known pretty much all of them for almost as long as I have). Long story short, her oldest daughter (almost 9), while Dad, who is suffering from a bad back at the moment, was looking after the 3 girls while Mom was out, had been snooping through kitchen cupboards probably looking for a snack when she discovered all the baby teeth she had lost stashed in an unused canister!!! Don't ask me why they were saved, much less in a canister in the kitchen--but they were!!! So daughter needed help with how to perpetuate the Tooth Fairy in lieu of this discovery!!!

Auntie, who was here, had the perfect solution: she suggested that the kids write to the Tooth Fairy, under the presumption that she sometimes has so many houses to visit that she can't carry all the teeth so leaves them in a special place in the house so she can pick them up on a future visit!!! LOL LOL

Here is the oldest granddaughter writing to the Tooth Fairy:

Daughter's description of what occurred:
"It didn't quite go as scripted by auntie however the magic never left the building! Somehow we got to "we have a relationship with the tooth fairy!" And "we can be sisters , cousins or best friends!" Somehow the tooth fairy is also connected to Santa! Letter writing their idea! Not mine! RISE of the GUARDIANS movie saved my ASS! Haven't seen it? Find it! Best movie EVERRRRRR!!"

Second granddaughter decided to write to Santa, which prompted the girl and boy Elf on a Shelf to appear over nite holding this note!


Much excitement erupted in the land of the North Coast of CA! Oldest granddaughter proclaimed "this is the best day ever" (she has many of those, which is a testimony to her exuberance for life--but that means she will never forget it either!)....and prompted the making of gifts for the Tooth Fairy today!!


I asked my daughter what was going to happen tonite. Her response: "I have no idea!"

Just thought that was good enough to share!!!

Love it! And what an adorable girl -- beautiful and sweet. Thanks for sharing.
 

annieahoy wrote:

JetmamaDiDi wrote:

I have to share a very funny story!!

Last nite while 6 other gals and I were enjoying our Wednesday nite quilting get-together, the phone rang. It was my daughter. I answered and she asked if all my friends were still here; she said she needed some advice from all of us (she has known pretty much all of them for almost as long as I have). Long story short, her oldest daughter (almost 9), while Dad, who is suffering from a bad back at the moment, was looking after the 3 girls while Mom was out, had been snooping through kitchen cupboards probably looking for a snack when she discovered all the baby teeth she had lost stashed in an unused canister!!! Don't ask me why they were saved, much less in a canister in the kitchen--but they were!!! So daughter needed help with how to perpetuate the Tooth Fairy in lieu of this discovery!!!

Auntie, who was here, had the perfect solution: she suggested that the kids write to the Tooth Fairy, under the presumption that she sometimes has so many houses to visit that she can't carry all the teeth so leaves them in a special place in the house so she can pick them up on a future visit!!! LOL LOL

Here is the oldest granddaughter writing to the Tooth Fairy:

Daughter's description of what occurred:
"It didn't quite go as scripted by auntie however the magic never left the building! Somehow we got to "we have a relationship with the tooth fairy!" And "we can be sisters , cousins or best friends!" Somehow the tooth fairy is also connected to Santa! Letter writing their idea! Not mine! RISE of the GUARDIANS movie saved my ASS! Haven't seen it? Find it! Best movie EVERRRRRR!!"

Second granddaughter decided to write to Santa, which prompted the girl and boy Elf on a Shelf to appear over nite holding this note!


Much excitement erupted in the land of the North Coast of CA! Oldest granddaughter proclaimed "this is the best day ever" (she has many of those, which is a testimony to her exuberance for life--but that means she will never forget it either!)....and prompted the making of gifts for the Tooth Fairy today!!


I asked my daughter what was going to happen tonite. Her response: "I have no idea!"

Just thought that was good enough to share!!!

Love it! And what an adorable girl -- beautiful and sweet. Thanks for sharing.
 

What a charming story!  If only we, as adults, could see the world through a child's eyes!  Thanks for brightening my day!