Let me explain. I am well acquainted with the tooth fairy who picks up teeth and leaves cash at our house. Very well acquainted, actually. I mean, with 9 kids - that's a lot of teeth!
You can imagine my surprise when I found a nice little package on our doorstep last night. I brought it in and showed it to Cowgirl, who was ecstatic to have a visit from the "tooth fairy" when she hadn't even lost a tooth! We all know this is impossible. I mean, haven't we all seen "Santa Clause 2"?! Plus, the letter on the package was written in a different font than was used last time. And this note was full-sized, not tiny tooth fairy sized like the last one. And I always know when the real tooth fairy is coming. I had no advance notice here. I rest my case.
The impostor's note read:
And inside were these:
I will say this - these Peep impostors are much cuter than actual Peeps. But no matter. The sugar-induced hyperactivity was twice the norm.
I will find you, "tooth fairy". And when I do... it's war.
5 comments:
Again, I love it. Comic relief for me is war for you.
Ha! If only I had thought of that. That "tooth fairy" is so clever! Hilarious! Of course, I'm not dealing with the sugar-infested children :o)
LOL...That is brilliant! How did you explain it to Cowgirl though?
By the way, I don't envy the person who did that to you guys...
Gina- Always happy to provide some reading material. I'm just glad you keep coming back.
Holmes- This sounds like something that would have been right up your alley back when I knew you as "Holmes". Strawberries come to mind...
Tchn5th- Yeah, BRILLIANT and hilarious, but still a call to war. I don't envy HIM either... there's a storm coming. A STORM!
Okay, since the cat is now out of the bag (due to Gerb's Sherlock Holmes' type of deduction...) I'd better just take the credit now and rue what comes.
It was me.
Would I do it again?
Absolutely.
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