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Growing up

Friday, September 24, 2004

My daughter lost her first tooth. The tooth fairy remembered to visit... Thank goodness!

My littlest one is dancing naked in front of the full length mirror, bowing and saying "thank you thank you!"

Cute yet... I guess I should give up being disturbed about the nakedness of him!

My middle child still hates school! I hate to send him!

  1. Blogger Al said:

    The tooth fairy forgot like three separate times with Derek. Try to talk your way out of that! We felt like terrible parents.

    Al

    10:14 PM

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