Cheeseball
“Last year, my spirited son, Henry, came home from school with this note in his folder. I had a really hard time keeping a straight face!”
(submitted by Katie)
The Truth About Grandma
“My grandma showed me this letter I sent her when I was six. She has kept this for over twenty years.”
(via source)
Those Aren’t Ferns
“My seven-year-old daughter asked for fingerless gloves with flowers on them. Grandma delivered.”
(via source)
One Reason To Be Sent Home From School
“My little brother got sent home today. I couldn’t stop laughing.”
(via source)
Recreating the Awkwardness
“My brothers and I recreated a portrait from our childhood 18 years later.”
(via source)
Tooth Fairy Law
When Emily Winter lost a tooth as a child in 1989, her lawyer parents handled it in an unusual way. Her mother drafted an affadavit for her to sign, which outlined the circumstances of her “lost or missing tooth,” and ordered the tooth fairy to “compensate Affiant in the usual and customary manner.” After Winter signed, her father notarized the document. This might explain why Winter is now a comedian. (via source)
