About Me
- Brenda
- Welcome to my blog. I'm a Mississippi country girl transplanted to Grapevine, TX. I have been blessed with a great husband, and my kiddos, Aleck and Ella. When I'm not eating bon bons on the couch, I am my kid's room mom, PTA member, Sunday School teacher, taxi driver, amateur photographer and personal chef. When I'm not doing those things, I'm running a small jewelry business, 2nd Amendment Jewelry (www.2ndamendmentjewelry.com), that I started with my twin sister, Glenda. It's a crazy and busy life, but I wouldn't trade it for anything in this world. I am so thankful for all the blessings in my life!
Saturday, March 15, 2014
The Tooth Fairy Visit
Aleck lost his 3rd tooth today, the bottom left central incisor. He was such a tough guy. Earlier in the day he told me his tooth was loose. Later, he walked in and said, "Mommy, I pulled my tooth." He was such a brave little guy. He misplaced his tooth before bedtime and was pretty upset because he was worried he wouldn't get any money without a tooth. I wrote the tooth fairy a letter confirming that he in fact lost a tooth and reassured AJ that the Tooth Fairy would likely accept my note in place of his tooth. Here's hoping the tooth fairy remembers to stop by before she goes to bed herself!
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4 comments:
Awww! Aleck looks so adorable even with all his missing teeth. I do hope the tooth fairy remembered to drop by his room to hand out the note. Haha! The tooth fairy brings out such nostalgic memories. I remember bugging my own parents for every tooth that would fall off when I was younger, so I could receive notes as well. Those were the days. Haha! :)
Bettye Primm @ Back Mountain Dental
Wow, that was so tough of him to pull out his own tooth by himself. He really deserved to be rewarded by his tooth fairy for exhibiting such bravery. I hope she didn’t forget to reward him before she went off to bed. Haha!
Eunice Greer @ Downtown Dental SC
I remember bugging my own parents for every tooth that would fall off when I was younger, so I could receive notes as well edclinic
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