My son has a new visage...about 5 minutes ago he lost one of his front teeth. He lost his bottom two teeth early when he was still in preschool. He felt as if he'd been personally annointed by God as "special" to be one of the first kids he knew to lose a tooth. And since then, everybody he knows has been losing teeth left and right while the rest of his have stayed firmly in place. He's been quite disappointed. You can imagine his joy and excitement at having a new lost tooth. The only problem? He says he's going to write the tooth fairy a letter and draw a picture of him so she knows what he looks like, and then ask the tooth fairy to leave a picture of her (so he'll know what she looks like). Could get interesting....
Sunday, June 17, 2007
My son has a new visage...about 5 minutes ago he lost one of his front teeth. He lost his bottom two teeth early when he was still in preschool. He felt as if he'd been personally annointed by God as "special" to be one of the first kids he knew to lose a tooth. And since then, everybody he knows has been losing teeth left and right while the rest of his have stayed firmly in place. He's been quite disappointed. You can imagine his joy and excitement at having a new lost tooth. The only problem? He says he's going to write the tooth fairy a letter and draw a picture of him so she knows what he looks like, and then ask the tooth fairy to leave a picture of her (so he'll know what she looks like). Could get interesting....
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Ideas: Write a note on your computer explaining that the tooth fairy is unable to have her picture taken. Sign her name in glittery pen with many swooshes.
Go to flickr and search for an appropriate picture of the tooth fairy or use clipart. Print it out on your computer.
Grace once actually had a "picture" of the tooth fairy, it was herself in a hooded black cape, sort of a blurry shot taken in a dark hallway. Sort of creepy, but it was enough to convince Roland's niece and nephew.
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