On July 21st Collin went to a Cub Scout day camp. He had a great time with all the activities. He also came home with a funny story. While he was eating a piece of candy he felt something hard in his mouth so he spit it out. It landed in the dirt so he couldn't tell what it was. He picked it up and licked it off (gross) thinking it may still be edible. He soon realized it was his tooth. That night the Tooth Fairy kindly brought him $2.
The next day he realized he had another loose tooth. It really wasn't quite ready to come out but he was determined (he had visions of $$$). We looked online for ideas on how to pull a loose tooth. We tried everything...
I gave up helping but he kept playing with it.
Soon he had success.
Here is the big whole from loosing two teeth in two days.
The next day he realized he had another loose tooth. It really wasn't quite ready to come out but he was determined (he had visions of $$$). We looked online for ideas on how to pull a loose tooth. We tried everything...
I gave up helping but he kept playing with it. 
Soon he had success.
Here is the big whole from loosing two teeth in two days.
5 comments:
I love collin. When he puts his mind to something theres no going back. Did the tooth fairy bring more money?
The tooth fairy almost forgot to bring money on the second tooth. Thankfully someone always wakes up in the middle of the night (thank you bladder) so the tooth fairy made it. I did find out a cute little something about Dave after helping out with tooth fairy duties. He saves all the kids teeth.
That is cute. I see Dave in a whole new light!
wow, michelle, where have I been? not on your blog! It's been fun to read. Kids losing teeth grosses me out for some reason. I loved your pictures of your snake river (i think) trip. that looks like a lot of fun!
Michelle,
It was great to hear from you. You're family is so cute! That is so exciting that we are expecting so close to each other. I hope we can keep in touch a bit better now that you are blogging too. It's a great way to stay up to date on each other's lives. I hope all is well with your family.
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