Here's the translation:
Dear Tooth Fairy.
I ate my tooth.
I didn't want to.
Do you Believe me?
Very SORRY.
No tooth.
Love Jessica
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5 months ago
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About Me
- Karen
- Elgin, IL, United States
- Words to describe me: Mom(to Eric & Danny),wife(to Chuck),Auntie(to Grace, Jessica, Jack),big sister (to 5 sibs),crafty, scrapbooker, new quilter. Homebirth nurse/baby catcher,friend (I got a pocketful of friends!), early morning person,coffee drinker (all day!)happy,and much more to be added later...oh yea...I love books and wine and Jesus!
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Eye Candy13 years ago
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Another 29 lbs down!13 years ago
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9 comments:
hahahaha...that is so cute. I have a little granddaughter named Jessica who is patiently awaiting the loss of her first tooth. (She was 6 early in June and hasn't yet lost one.) I could see her writing such a note, too!!!
ROFL...soooo cute! that's a keeper
Oh, I hope that she got a treat from the tooth fairy anyway!
So very precious. Thank you for the visual. Amy told me what happened and it was more than dear to see it. Aren't kids the most amazing and inspiring angels? Thanks again for your continued documentation of family history.Love, Mom
too funny
That makes me smile. I'm sure the tooth fairy will understand. I lost one in a tuna salad sammie once and I still got my quarter...
quilt that! lol jk. Very funny. Keeper for sure.
That's hysterical! I love it!
Oh that's funny; thanks for the laugh :)
-Rob
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