Another week begins and I'm still not back into the swing of term time but meanwhile I'd love your advice. I've really dug myself a big hole - and fallen straight into it! Any tips on how to get myself out?
You see when Amy lost her very first tooth she wrote such a sweet note to the tooth fairy and her little face the next morning was so sad when there was no reply - that's how it began.
A few months later the loss of a second tooth prompted her to write another lovely note and I couldn't bear the thought of her disappointment once more so out came my finest-tipped pen and a tiny slip of paper and a reply was made.
And so it continued. Letters from Amy
and replies from Sparkle, the tooth fairy
Here's a small extract from a correspondance with a fairy:
To Spakle.
I lost my tooth in the cinimar the cineworld screen were it says star dust three seats at the back if not there look evrewere else
love Amy P.S the postcode is cm202da pleese baleeve me!! xxxxxxx
Dearest Amy,
Do not worry, of course I believe you and I will go now and find your tooth. Humans do not know this but teeth give a special ringing sound when they fall out which only us fairies can hear. It is how we know that a tooth needs collecting, so I will find it easily. Thank you for your nice note explaining everything,
your fairy friend Sparkle x
Anyway, I've been caught out! I put the letters from Amy in my underwear drawer along with a little pot containing the teeth and in a nosey moment over the school break she discovered them! I've garbled some fluff about buying them back from the tooth fairy because I wanted to keep them but by her suspicious look she's not buying it! I'm hoping that she'll forgive me when she finally works out the truth!
Oh, what a tangled web we weave when our little ones are involved!
