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top belief!
I was told that when the tooth fairy takes your fallen-out tooth, she will add that tooth to her collection and use many teeth that have fallen out of children to make sets false teeth for elderly people.
I used to believe I had a personal pixie that used to follow me around stealing things of mine that I had on me at the time and relocating them. This would explain why I would always find them in weird places. Actually, let's be honest, I still believe this!!
Angus
I used to think that the tooth fairy was invisible and would come in the night, take your teeth, and then puch your mouth to make more loose!!!
Liza
wen i was young i use to think that fairys came into my rooom at nite nd put dreams into my head. And that if i dint go to sleep or i sleept out the fairys would be mad at me and send bad luck my way for a day , sooo i never used to miss a nite of sleep in my own bed.
sammie
when i was child i used to beleive teeth fairy. i put my teeth under my pillow and next day i found money under pillow. i relaised fairies stupid thing when i saw my father put money under pillow. :(
Beyza
I used to believe that the toothfairy was real and that she lived in the fairy good wood with all the other fairies, but one night i caught my grandad taking my tooth and putting the money there, I was really upset cuz I thought the tooth fairy had died but my grandad told me she was on holiday and I believed him!! it wasnt until years later when I found a poem he had wrote about me catching him that he was the tooth fairy all long... he must have looked really silly in a tutu... lol
ally
when i was younger we had a caravan that was near a massive forest called fairy glen. my nanna would take me and my uncle, saying if i had been a good girl the fairies would have left some trolls for me, hidden in various places. i used to find these trolls in the wierdest places around the forest, and believed in the fairies. it wasnt until i went to the same place with my little brother and my nanna asked me to go ahead and hide some trolls for him to find i realised it had always been my slighty older uncle hiding them for me!! thanks nanna!!! i believed!!!!
Roxie
When i was a kid in school the teachers told us that fairies lived in the trees on the field that would hide smarties on your birthday for you to find, and if you knock very gently on their doors (the knots in trees that are smooth) they might come out. weren't we fooled!!!... still enjoyed the smarties 'the fairies' left for us!!
Roxie
When I was little, my dad told me that in addition to the tooth fairy, there was also a freckle fairy-if one of your freckles fell off and you put it under your pillow, the freckle fairy would come and give you ten dollars.
cassidy
I was so afraid of the tooth fairy, that whenever I lost a tooth, I begged my parents to put it in another room, like the kitchen, instead of under my pillow. I guess I believed she would do something to me, like pull on my hair, and I wouldn't be able to do anything about it.
Megan
When I was young, I would try to figure out how the Tooth Fairy got in the house. The only conclusion I could come to was that she land on the window sill and tear a hole in the window screen.
Silly girl
top belief!
Me and my sister shared a room when I was little, and we believed in the tooth fairy. We used to think up what our own personal tooth fairies looked like, mine resembeled Janet Jackson, my sister's resembeled Queen Amidala.
Fontana
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When I was in kindergarten and it was St. Patrick's Day my teacher told the class that it was possible to see a leprachaun that day. She said that they were stone statues the rest of the year and it was the one day they could come alive. She said she knew because there was a stone leprechaun in the teacher's lounge and it was alive now. During recess we all went and searched for it on the playground. She would say "there it goes!" and point in the other direction and we all went running that way. We searched all recess until she called us in. When she asked if anybody needed to go back out to pour sand from their shoes, I said I needed to but I really searched for the leprechaun some more. I never saw it, but I firmly believed it must have been there. I figured I just had to wait until next year. Surely, then, my luck would be better.
Kim
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I used to get left home a lot as a chld because my Mum could not rouse me from watching Sesame Street ... this was not a problem because i was not really alone.. My dad was in the hop fileds working.. but see... one time the show finished before she got home, and I couldn't find her... I thought the fairies had taken her and hidden her in the rose buds in her garden.
I spent the next few Hours( i think... time perception is not great if you hadn't learnt time telling) pulling apart every single rose bud on her bushes looking for her, crying hysterically...
Eladrial SKeksis
When i was like 8 or 9 i thought faeries made tomatoes.
Kristina
when I was younger I never wanted my parents to keep my lost tooth under my pillow, becase I was scared of little flying things like make belive faries and bugs
Alex
top belief!
My mother was always making up fairy-stories, but this is the only one I remember believing!
We had a large bush outside our house and it was round shaped and you could only see inside if you pulled the twings apart. One night during a thunderstorm my mother was comforting me and she said that it was just a fairy party up in the clouds, being curious I demanded to know where these fairies lived, "In the bush in the front garden," I was told.
For *years* I tiptoed past that bush every morning so as not to wake them up on my way to school.
It did have one good effect though - I've never been scared of Thunderstorms.
Emmylou
I used to see (and still do) Faries out of the corners of my eyes at night. I also ued to see my stuffed animals moving and talking to each other. once an "elf" was dancing on my teddy bears foot... yes, I am crazy.
Mutt
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I was told on a website that there are fairy friends. You write a letter to them, asking for any fairy name (e.g. leaf, rose,) and you are supposed to leave anotherpeice of paper and a pen so they can reply. It also said on the website to makethem something, so i made her a dress.
My dad, when i was asleep he took the dress, and replied to the letter, leaving a chocolate. I woke up, and was amazed to find something given back from the fairy friend, and the letter said ''I will be your fairy friend, My name is Rosey.''
I left another note, asking for more chocolates, and that night i left a picture, of a rose, and me.
That night My dad came in and didnt leave a chocolate, but left a real rose!
I told my dad the next day because i was suspicous and so that night i left a video cam running and caught my dad on tape replying to my letters.
liz
When I was about 8 or 9 I thought these three angel decorations on our Christmas tree were real. One was a large treetop, one was an ornament, and one was a very small baby angel ornament. The three of them were sisters and they always needed to stay close to eachother, so I put the middle angel girl and the baby angel girl up by the top of the tree so they wouldn't wander away from their older sister. That started a tradition, and I would always put the three angel sisters close to eachother. And then last year the oldest sister, the treetop, got thrown away because the two white Christmas lights she held stopped working. I was sad because the other two angels had lost their older sister. But they got over it. I still put the two angel sisters together, because even though they're older than they used to be they still like to stay close together.
The Overactive Imagination Girl
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