Experience With The Tooth Fairy

It was a dark and stormy night. I, Jonathan Harker, was shaking and I didn't know what was going on. I was seeing terrifying shadows around my room. Also, last night, I thought a person or a thing was behind me, but I couldn't see its reflection through the mirror. I didn't know what to do, so I started packing.

I then slapped my band, And a small creature fell on the ground, I then trapped it in my hand, It made a different sound. I was elated that I was not killed, I ran out of the room, Without being billed, I put on a relaxing perfume. At this Brunch, I was at a Motel, And

Clowns always frightened me as a child, but one Halloween made it even worse. I was on a haunted house tour with my family when I accidentally was diverted. Not knowing I was alone for a while I wandered into a room full of killer-looking clowns and they all swarmed me at once. The quick outburst of them from every direction was so terrifying that I passed out right where I was standing and awoke in the hospital. I looked over to my mom and she said "They have something to say." I looked to my right side and I saw the clowns once again this time they looked even more evil. Once again I passed out.

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I needed to change Alex's diaper the first run through at the healing facility. I kept away from it at all costs, dragging out the time before I need to touch a diaper by requesting that the medical attendants demonstrate to me how they change diapers with the goal that I wouldn't need to. For reasons unknown, I was ghastly terrified of touching the crap, wiping another person's butt, and the likelihood of getting peed on. How senseless me…

Fortunately I didn’t, but this did happen to me: as I was closing my eyes, I started hearing these really weird popping sounds. Like, click-click-click. Over and over again – and they actually got louder! Okay, there was nothing – nothing – in the room that might have did that. No fan, no heating, no AC, no television, clock, watch, whatever! It was the most basic hotel room ever. And the clicks sounded as if something was floating above me! Like circling above me, like a swarm of bees or something. I was scared sh*tless, but I just tried to go to sleep. And never opened my eyes until the morning, when the bright sun shone in the room. Going to breakfast, I saw the bullet holes left in the ceiling by Billy the Kid and other saloon fighters, and heard the stories told by the kitchen staff about plates and silverware that would randomly fall to the ground and break, and the flickering lights, and other freaky things which I forgot.

I didn 't have a split second to be scared, it just happened. My feet slipped out of their place in the saddle like they had been used to

We learned about people who died right where we stood. We even got to reenact a famous battle, running through the fields like soldiers did many years before was exhilarating. After our tour we all felt very tired, well us kids did our parents, not so much. They all went to the bar and had a drink while us kids went to sleep. I stayed in a room with 2 friends and one adult. The adult that stayed with us in our room went to the bar like the others. Patience, Rylie, and I were alone in our room. When Rylie took a shower, Patience and I heard a doorbell. We both looked around checking our phones and outside the door to find out where the doorbell sound came from.  When Rylie came out of the bathroom, we told her what had happened. We were so scared because this town is supposed to be the most haunted place in America, and we heard a doorbell that apparently came out of nothing. None of the rooms, at this hotel, had doorbells. I can look back on it now and laugh because I figured out where the sound came from. I had brought my iPod touch so I could take pictures, and with the notification sounds on, my iPod seems to just make doorbell sounds without actually having a notification. My iPod scared us half to death. Of course I didn’t figure this out until after the end of the trip, so when I did figure it out I texted my friend and told her the story. We still laugh about it

Santa Claus, the Tooth Fairy, and Fairy Tales; Why do we believe in these things? What makes us believe in these figures and ideas that we have never seen before and have no evidence of. During the mid 1600s influential scholars, scientist, writes, and artists actively sought to use reason to rid the world of uncertainty and superstition. This was the Enlightenment period, also known as the Age of Reason. The Enlightenment was an intellectual and scientific movement.

When I was younger, around 10, I went to a haunted house. It was terrifying. People were popping out of nowhere. They were all wearing masks or had blood all over their face. I remember telling my grandma that I wanted to go. When we left I started to cry. Even now I still won’t go in a haunted house.

Read a Dental Care-themed Book: If you want your kids to have good oral health habits as adults, it’s important to teach them about how to take care of their teeth when they’re young. The children’s dentists at Pedodontic Associates Inc. recommend reading  The Mixed-up Tooth Fairy by Keith Faulkner, Dear Tooth Fairy by Alan Durant and You Think It’s Easy Being the Tooth Fairy? by Sheri Bell-Rehwoldt.

My artwork reveals the major events in the novel by stating and emphasizing Cory`s most important action, believing. When Cory was trying to see if she could fly again, her first attempt failed because she only thought ‘wings’ and had a little doubt about it. She tried the second time, thinking ‘wings’ and believing that it would happen and her new set of wings magically appeared. Getting her new sets of beautiful, feathered wings is one of the major events. This is why the word “believe” is emphasized in my artwork. Another major event is when The Tooth Fairy Guide took all of Cory`s fairy abilities away but she turned out better than ever. This major event is shown through the last aspect of my artwork, where there is a purple butterfly

Soon after we moved in a friend of mine came by. We were sitting and talking for a few minutes but she seemed uncomfortable the whole time. Then I saw in her face that something in the other room caught her attention. Her eyes got big. She said "I have to go." I asked her what was wrong but she said she didn't want to tell me. I kept after her because her reaction was kind of freaking me out. On her way out the door she finally said "This house is haunted" but she wouldn't tell me what made her think so. Still to this day ten years later she refuses to tell me what she saw.

When we got in the cabin we had to go in the basement to turn the power and the water pumps on so we could stay there for almost a full week then I have to go back to school. When I walked upstairs into the loft I saw dead spiders all over and I freaked out because I have arachnophobia.

Every morning I woke to the sound of footsteps, then someone pulling back the drapes covering the windows, the smell of