My son lost his two front teeth in the same week. I was sneaking into his room in the early morning to exchange the tooth for the money, and I stepped on an old baby doll his sister had given him. It started playing a lullaby in a horrible distorted tone. The batteries were very old. It sounded like a tune from a horror movie. I froze, hoping he wouldn’t wake up, but the demented doll just kept playing the tune. It was awful. He woke up. “What are you doing in here?”, he asked. I was afraid he was going to find out the tooth fairy was false. I replied, “I was just going to wake you up, but it is early and you look so cozy, why don’t you go back to bed.” As I said this, I leaned in to give his little precious head a kiss, and stealthily made the exchange-cash for tooth”. I am still worried he knows, and it was a hilarious moment. More care must be taken next time.
Showing posts with label Childhood. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Childhood. Show all posts
Friday, March 23, 2012
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
I Should Have Danced
Whenever The Nutcracker Suite comes on, my body moves without me. I do all these “Prima Ballerina” moves, which in reality probably look like a child trying to dance. However, I can’t help it. What is wrong with me? I never took up activities as a child. I loved to ride my bike, and play school, and other imaginary things. I didn’t do sports in school, except tennis for two weeks before I got my first job at fifteen. If I could rewind time, I would dance. I would take band and golf so I could have free music lessons and free golf lessons. However, if there was only one choice, I would have danced. This is my proposition. If you should have danced, email me, comment, or something, and we will take this journey together. I’m going to find a grown up dance class, and you will too. We can share the trials and joys. Let us begin our second childhood today…..
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