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He looks like one very (cute!) tough cookie, Dahlia. I hope the tooth faery was onhand to witness the event.

Update: the tooth fairy came for her visit, and dropped a 20 off for A: excellent tooth condition B: removing it on his own.

Tough little man you have there. Looking forward to following his future steps.

Dahliathemeh wrote:Update: the tooth fairy came for her visit, and dropped a 20 off for A: excellent tooth condition B: removing it on his own.

In 1954 dollars, that's a $.25! At least, that's what my tooth fairy dropped under my pillow.

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My first was .10. Eventually up to .25.

CT_Shooter wrote:

Dahliathemeh wrote:Update: the tooth fairy came for her visit, and dropped a 20 off for A: excellent tooth condition B: removing it on his own.

In 1954 dollars, that's a $.25! At least, that's what my tooth fairy dropped under my pillow.

CT_Shooter wrote:

Dahliathemeh wrote:Update: the tooth fairy came for her visit, and dropped a 20 off for A: excellent tooth condition B: removing it on his own.

In 1954 dollars, that's a $.25! At least, that's what my tooth fairy dropped under my pillow.

Was born in '54 so I guess there was no inflation by around 58 cause I only got $.25. I just realized though that I don't remember what age I started losing mine! Funny how we lose them, grow them back, and then start losing them again.

I leave my teeth for the tooth fairy every night, but I think her satnav must be faulty.

A few days ago I was working on dying some clothes. The little manly man was asking me about what I was doing. I tried to explain the process of dying, and even showed him the steps. I brought the clothes up to begin the process when he promptly asked, "are those the dead clothes?"

So my little manly man lost his second tooth in the pool. SMH, I think it's in 10ft of water....

The tooth fairy has some diving to do....Mom!
Has the late snow melted there yet? Might be chilly!