
Sorry the picture is sideways! So, when we got home from my mom's house after Elizabeth lost her tooth she immediately wanted to write the tooth fairy a note. On one side she drew a picture and on the other side Tom dictated for her. It's kind of long but I think it's funny so I wanted to write it out for you.
Dear Tooth Fairy
I love you. I'm sorry I don't have a tooth for you to get . Hey tooth fairy. My name is Elizabeth. Why do you always come at night time? We don't know where you are. Dear tooth fairy. Did you know that I lost a tooth? I'm 4 years old and 4 year olds are supposed to lose a tooth. My dentist's name is Victoria. Victoria is a mom. Her kids are Zachary and Amelia Lauren.
Love, Elizabeth
Elizabeth is a very literal child. When she was thinking about the tooth fairy coming she decided she didn't want this strange flying thing to come in her bedroom so she asked if we could put the letter in the hallway. After Elizabeth went to bed she must have been laying there worrying about it because she called me in and told me she didn't want to tooth fairy to come at all. I told her that was fine, but she was pretty excited to find out she really did come today!

Just rolled out of bed! She found that the tooth fairy left her a pack of gum (a very special treat) and 4 quarters. She felt very lucky.

Ben is showing the glitter that the tooth fairy left behind. It was a fun way to wake up this morning!