SOOP's kindly Kitcheners.

That's why you never see a tooth fairy, they can afford to live in the Caribbean now.

Gorgeous little lad!

Inflation even for the tooth fairy

Yes according to MN £1-2 seems the rate now.

DH lost one (at the dentist) and DGD2 asked if the tooth fairy had been.

I think it's £1 for an ordinary tooth and £2 for a molar! Although she hasn't lost any molars yet.
It may be more, I haven't been in communication with the tooth fairy lately
I used to get 6d!

Just added another pic, it's not just the eyes. BTW I have all my own teeth

What's the going rate nowadays roseq ? It was thre'pence when I lost my 1st one , I think my children got 50p.

He is a very handsome lad

Talking about teeth, I noticed DGD1 was lisping a bit today - more loose teeth I wonder? The tooth fairy leaves quite a bit more money these days.

What a lovely chap pompa . Just like his grandad. Does he have more teeth than you? !!!

I bet he's got you where he wants you pompa , those beautiful eyes!

pompa he is a very handsome young man

A lovely boy, pompa.

So handsome pompa does he take after his Grandad?

Just put a lovely pic of our GS on my photos, just got his first tooth.

My sincerest condolences Bella. I am glad that the end came peacefully, at home. and ((hugs)) from me.

My sincerest condolences Bella, but so pleased that your husband was able to be in the heart of his beloved family.

Sincere condolences bella. I'm sure that in time you'll find solace in the fact that your DH was at home with his family. Over the last 6 years we've been comforted knowing we were able to do the same for our mother.

Bella my sincere condolences

I've just booked a cruise for next year on Royal Princess (slumming it) that calls in to Malta so Bella and I are hoping to meet up again.

Bella I'm glad that it was peaceful for your beloved DH but so sorry for your loss, wishing you strength and comfort from your happy memories in the months and years ahead.

Bella It is quite, quite horrible for you, but I am sure there is also a bit of a feeling of gladness that it is over, that he has gone to his well-deserved rest. That is how I felt when my dear husband died, and that is what buoyed me up when all was grey. There are many on the forum who have been there and know what it is like, so you can know that we are thinking of you.

Galen that reminds me of stick insects when we were young and plundering my parent's privet hedge.
A friend's mother gave us a matchbox of eggs and told us to put them in the airing cupboard, which we did.
Not realising that the matchbox should have been put in a jam jar a while later my horrified and insect-phobic mother found dozens of baby stick insects not only in the airing cupboard but on the stairs, walls, hallway, in the bathroom etc.
These were then put in an aquarium with privet leaves and grew at an enormous rate to 4 - 6" adults. They had a very unnerving way of staring at you a gently swaying

Eventually we gave them to the pet shop.........

It was weeks before we think we caught them all!

Dearest Bella. I am heart sorry to hear your beloved husband has gone.

Your Granspals are here for you if there is any way at all we can help. ((((Hugs)))) x

Planted it when ds was in the junior school and interested in silkworms. He is now 43.

How lovely Galen
I envy you having a mulberry tree; I've only ever seen one (at Gt. Chalfield Manor), a very impressive specimen.

I remember years ago visiting there, eating the fruit and ending up splattered with purple juice