September 21, 2006

  • Yesterday evening the phone rang and according to the Caller ID it was Kirstin's house.  Upon answering there came an enthuastic , high pitched squeal such as only a six year girl can attain:  "Grrr-RAAN!  You wanna hear sumpthin' exciting?" Bethie breathlessly asked.

    I assured her I'm always ready to hear something exciting, so what's up?

    [insert pause for dramatic effect]

    "I don't have all my teeth!"  came the exultant cry.  

    Yup, it's Tooth Fairy Time at Kirstin's house.  The first grandchild's lost a tooth, and here's visual proof, courtesy of Bethie's father:

    tooth_2

    My, my.  To be six again!

    After a molar broke off close to the gumline last February I don't have all my teeth either, but somehow it doesn't have the same appeal. 

    Wonder what teeth are going for these days? 

Comments (4)

  • Will you report on that? What the Texas version of the Tooth Fairy coughs up? I think I told you that when Zachary lost a tooth while he was staying with his Pap, the TF THERE paid $10 for one tooth!

    That's some TF. But I must, in the interest of Full Disclosure, report that the TF at Pap's house was chastised by his wife when Grandma got back from Out West.

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  • A rare first tooth gets a whole dollar at our house, but then it goes down to a quarter a piece, and later, nothing.  We have fun with the first couple,but don't really make the TF a real person around here.
    What fun!

  • I am the Tooth Fairy.  No I don't dress up.  I usually am a late tooth fairy as I am right now since Meg lost a tooth last week.  She hates to lose them they normally hurt poor thing.  But for all of her effort and she does get a dollar everytime. 

  • $1 paper or change depending upon what I can rustle up I had to have a crown removed and the tooth fairy didn't bring me anything

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