Tooth Fairy Magic
She's a believer! Just an update from last night's late post. The TOOTH FAIRY came! Left a trail of pixie dust (silver glitter works wonders) from her pillow, down the hall etc.. that ultimately lead to a little gift left from the tooth fairy herself! (Good thing Grandma had this newest Tink movie stashed away or else I would have been toast.)
B. Olivia grabbed her fairy wings for the pic to show off her smile. Of course we will be watching The Tooth Fairy movie and having pixie sticks to celebrate tonight. I sure try to make a fuss for the first lost tooth, whether its a new pair of fairy wings or a book about loosing teeth etc etc. but then its all downhill from there. haha! Apparently, I must of just handed Hannah some money one time when she lost her tooth for the umpteenth time (ya know after awhile it gets a little old) and that's why Brie knew the tooth fairy wasn't real because she remembered me doing that. What a little stink! However, my little magic last night has seemed to turn her into a believer. We will see how long I can keep this tooth fairy facade up. *wink*
And on to this buggy little project...
Kyleigh had to catch 25 bugs for her Biology project. She was dy'in! And I was right there with her. Out of all my girlies, I believe she is the one that hates bugs the most. So the task was daunting. Knowing I wasn't going to be much help in the "catching" of the bugs she enlisted the support of dad, who took her out bug hunting twice as well as her Uncle Braden. What a guy! He took her to Wheeler Farm to hunt wood piles and the back woods. He even found a black widow for her..ewww!!.. Almost like any project around here, it turns humorous in one way or another. Kyleigh found herself short a bug the night before the project was due. So when she arrived home from dance late, me and her had to go bug hunting...nothing like the thought of that at 10:45 PM at night! Luckily we didn't have to go further than the front porch where moths were fluttering around the porch light. We can do moths. Yet Kyleigh was still squealing and not with delight. Here we are in action...K with the net and me with the jar. What a sight!
Kyleigh had to catch 25 bugs for her Biology project. She was dy'in! And I was right there with her. Out of all my girlies, I believe she is the one that hates bugs the most. So the task was daunting. Knowing I wasn't going to be much help in the "catching" of the bugs she enlisted the support of dad, who took her out bug hunting twice as well as her Uncle Braden. What a guy! He took her to Wheeler Farm to hunt wood piles and the back woods. He even found a black widow for her..ewww!!.. Almost like any project around here, it turns humorous in one way or another. Kyleigh found herself short a bug the night before the project was due. So when she arrived home from dance late, me and her had to go bug hunting...nothing like the thought of that at 10:45 PM at night! Luckily we didn't have to go further than the front porch where moths were fluttering around the porch light. We can do moths. Yet Kyleigh was still squealing and not with delight. Here we are in action...K with the net and me with the jar. What a sight!
That would be an A please..Ms. Thurman!
I remember your "love" of bugs. Makes me laugh reading your post.
ReplyDeleteWay to pull out all the stops for the sake of making her believe. (I can't wait to watch that movie...looks so cute!)