I'm alittle over the tooth fairy this morning. Do other people have this much difficulty with her? See, in the past Caitlin wanted nothing to do with her , (to the point of, "yeah, lets trap her, and beat her up so that she never comes her again!") - and now suddenly C's all into it. Now. When the darling little purple velvet bag is gone, as is the pearly white one, and the bell that I tried to use one year to call the tooth fairy to the outside fairy ring so that she wouldn't come into the house. . .
But that's not the worst of it. Can you believe it, that darn tooth fairy hasn't shown up 3 nights in a row! She's probably out looking for glitter or something to make this the perfect TF experience, then she probably didn't have any dollars and the coins weren't sparkely enough for her. . . (She's kind of a pain in the ass!) Then, I think this morning she remembered, and flew to the basement before C woke up, grabbed an identical ziplock, shoved 8 quarters into it and feeling triumphant ran into C's room - oh no! C slept in Abi's room last night. Well, surely she left the tooth under this pillow! NO tooth! What to do - well, Take the money out of the baggy and just leave it under the pillow. . . Then she must have heard C wake up and say "awh, tartar sauces - not again!" C had it under her pillow in Abi's room.
Cleverly I say, huh, maybe she didn't know where you were, and left it under your pillow in your bedroom - (I think I'm golden.)
NO, says C, the tooth fairy is smart. She would know I was in here. (I turn on my heel and go remove the coins) - SO, She'd better come tonight! That's all I can say. Or I'm gonna kick her butt!
2 comments:
Would that be a firm fanny or a Chi-filled fanny you'll be a kicking?
Note to Selves: Be careful what routines we initiate when raising a quirky kid.
the quirky kid we have over here has a thing about the Easter Bunny. I do think you have a fantastic scrap book page idea here though! you could even put glitter on that!
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