While changing a baby's stinky diaper, a cute three year old girl tells me:

"That is so icky in my nose!"

Puts a smile on my face

Cute little 5 year boy whom we LOVE, loves to say the prayer and lately has been including this:

"I hope Dustin has fun on his motorcycle today"

Lunchtime

5 year old boy mischievously tells me:

"Look.  I ate all around my string cheese and now it's naked."

Perspective

Two year old little girl, "I peed my panties!"

As I start cleaning her up, she joyfully tells me, "It's okay!"

Five year old little boy standing near by mumbles, "It's okay, but not really."

The Saga Continues . . .

Since I've last posted about the tooth fairy, 2 more teeth have been placed under my daughter's pillow.  The second tooth was placed there last night, it's one she's been holding onto for a few months because she wasn't ready for the tooth fairy yet.  Which means, she hadn't decided on which tactic to take to try and catch the tooth fairy.  (hee hee)

Last night she decided she was ready.  And made it very very easy for us, I mean er - the tooth fairy, to reach her envelope with the tooth in it.  Right on the side of her pillow.  Not even underneath, were are all of the little traps we, er again I mean the tooth fairy has to avoid?!?

So inside her envelope is a wadded up tiny piece of tissue.  No tooth.  So what did she find in the morning?  Two crispy tiny printed off dollar bills.    :)

Where are we?

Five year old, "Are we at the bank?"

Me, "Nope, we're at the post office."

Five year old pauses

Then asks, "Who's 'The Post'?"

Back & Forth

If you'll recall, my youngest is in an epic battle to catch the tooth fairy.  She has set several traps with bells, snares, and even elaborate plans that involved her CD player.  Last night she even enlisted her brother's help and convinced him to sleep in her room and attempt to stay awake all night (lasted till 12:00) to catch the tooth fairy in action!  Here's a link to a letter she's left in the past: http://life-can-be-funny.blogspot.com/2011/06/tooth-fairy.html#links

And here's the letter my daughter received last night: