Then she remembered that the tooth fairy comes and her little mind started to think, and think and think. So she decided that she needed to write the tooth fairy a letter. This is how it went.
Dear Tooth Fairy,
Where do you live?
Love, Emma
The letter was put under her pillow along with the tooth, shortly there after the letter was ripped into pieces by a younger, less understanding little sister.
Emma did not know this happened because she got sick before going to bed that night and didn't care much about anything except having her puke bucket close by.
However, the Tooth Fairy knows ALL. So she wrote a tender letter back to Emma. This is what she wrote.
Dear Emma,
I am so proud of you! you lost your second tooth. You are getting so big.
Thank you for your letter. So, you want to know where I live? I live
with all the other fairies, all around you. We watch over you.
I love to see you smile and laugh with your brothers and sister. It is so
great that you have a good family.
I can't wait to visit you again when you are dreaming and you lose
another tooth.
I Love You Emma!
Love The Tooth Fairy
Emma also received a cute fairy duck and a One Million Fairy Dollar Bill. Very cute stuff that came from Grandma, don't know where she got them but they are loved. Thank you Grandma. -Ma
3 comments:
haylee is anxiously awaiting to lost her first tooth, especially since so many of her friends have lost some already
Cool! It's great that she has such a personal relationship with the Tooth Fairy! I hope to have a blog or website set up this year featuring Tooth Fairy packets for a minimal price. I'll keep you posted!
What a wonderful idea! Grandmas are so amazing like that! My mother-in-law taught Lisa how to sew in a few hours to help her little sister have a dress for her "bath" dolly.
I love your blog; it's so fun, honest and your new title photo is soooo darling!
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