Here, Have some Photos. You’re Welcome.
Hope everybody had a great weekend. Things are extra busy around here, so very quickly, a few photos from the last few days:
The T-Bot. Just got his first loose tooth. Very exciting. It can be hard to live with all teeth firmly cemented in place when you have spent the last few years avidly reading this.
There is one burning question to be answered: “How will the tooth fairy find us?”
Gulp, I wasn’t expecting that one. I answered “The same way as Santa Claus” but I should have stopped to think that one out, because I don’t know how Santa finds us either.
Baby Sister is now eagerly anticipating her first Tooth Fairy visit also. The concept of years is still alien to her, so for her sake I hope she is an early shedder. It is difficult being a middle child, everyone else always gets all the attention.
In the meantime, for two glorious minutes on Saturday, she was the Star of the Show (one of 10 stars actually, but details, details…). She loves being on stage, in fact she loves it so much that she always forgets all her dance moves. But that’s OK. She compensates by ambling around the stage in a very endearing fashion.
And here is my Number Three. Also growing up. It is strange, but also a relief, to no longer have a baby in the house. This weekend he took a break from his usual Ewok impressions to become Obi Wan Kenobi.
Obviously he first had to eat his body weight in M&Ms (I don’t know where he finds them, but they sure do keep him quiet while Mommy is trying to work), have a screaming fit, and be rescued by The Daddy.
The Daddy, by the way, is awesome. He is magic, and I wish he could be around to look after my children all the time. He is like a male Mary Poppins, except he doesn’t clean, fly or sing. Also, he doesn’t wear a dress.




November 10th, 2008 at 2:09 pm
All of your children are adorable, but that photo of T-Bot is breathtaking. Did you do something to it in photoshop?
My 4 year old is anxiously awaiting a loose tooth. Since she is over a year younger than many of her classmates, she doesn’t understand why they keep losing them and she doesn’t.
November 10th, 2008 at 3:32 pm
You’re kids are ADORABLE! Seriously.
I have three kids, yet no middle child. The first two are twins. One has lost two teeth and the other doesn’t even have any wigglers. It’s was pure torture for her to watch her sister get a visit from the tooth fairy. I just keep telling her that her time will come.
November 10th, 2008 at 9:15 pm
Your children are absolutely gorgeous! My father once told my son that he saw the Tooth Fairy drive up in her car, and that it had all these teeth hanging around it. That was terrifying for my son or anything.
November 11th, 2008 at 8:14 am
You are all so kind. Yes, the photos are photoshopped but only to remove all the shadows. My camera is not working as well as it should.
I think Santa needs to do a run past Canon or Kodak before calling at my house this year.
November 13th, 2008 at 6:38 pm
they ARE very beautiful children, we’re not being kind, we’re just callin’ it as we see it! I love how genuinely happy your daughter looks.
Is your son hoping the Tooth Fairy will bring him an iPod, like my hopelessly optimistic daughter was? She was also hopelessly disappointed
November 14th, 2008 at 5:37 pm
You have some stunningly adorable kids there.