Under mine and my husbands pillow one morning I found 25cents. (I might mention that my son Jared has had two visits from the tooth fairy recently, and my daughter Zoe wished that she could have a visit also). Curiouse to know why, I asked Zoe who had put them there and she told me that she and Jared had. I asked her why and she replied with a HUGE,PROUD grin on her face “because I love you”
The smile on your face,
The truth in your eyes,
The touch of your hand,
Says it best, when nothing is said.
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How precious!!! The hearts of children are so pure and creative. They hide neither their shadow or their celestial love. It warms my heart to hear such stories, especially because you the receiver, Maria, are able to see and take in this most wonderful blessing.
patti | 01.11.05 – 8:10 pm | #
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 That reminds me of one Christmas several years ago: We always make Christmas stockings for our children, packed with all kinds of small toys and goodies (and still do, even though they’re pretty much grown up!), and used to creep into their bedrooms around midnight on Christmas eve to leave them by their beds.
Usually (when they were little), they’d be up about 4am to unwrap them (and get suitably chocolatey!) but in the year in question, we woke to hear all sorts of whispers going on, followed by ‘Santa’s elves’ creeping into our bedroom to place stockings they’d made for us. Nearly all the presents (and the stockings themselves) were tiny gifts they had made themselves – they must have spent hours and lots of imagination on it all.
I still have the tiny Father Christmas made from felt, complete with hat and beard, that sits by my bed – now about 10 years on. A tiny but very precious gift.
andy | Homepage | 01.25.05 – 5:16 pm | #
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 maria and andy,
your lovely stories make me wonder about those little tokens of appreciation that we can surprise and share with others… how such a little act can live for so long in the heart of another… perhaps a secret note hidden in a pair of pants…
thank you,
ashley
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