Letter to Lacey # 1

Dear Lacey,

I have already lived one of your life times and bore eight of my children. I am on my second Young Adult phase and have had two more children since then. I am enclosing pictures of each of my children at each of their life stages so you can not say I am not up holding to your terms. I have had to date two boys and eight girls, four single pregnancies that were two girls and two boys and then three sets of twin girls. That makes seven pregnancies, seven fathers in total.  Antares (your granddaughter), Saturn and Nova, have moved out. Antares has gotten married to Ronnie Elder and they are expecting their first child.  I will be enclosing a picture of her new husband as well at the end of this e-mail. My daughter Saturn, has also gotten married and I am including a picture of her husband’s picture. I will also include pictures of the Imaginary Friends so that you can see that I have been making sure that they are becoming real for my children.

I will start having more children after Ursa and Venus move out and I have an empty nest. I will have a better chance of having multiples. I am also enclosing one of my extra Young Again potions for Carlos so when I am done we can be together like you promised.

Antares, Baby # 1:

Toddler:

Child:

Teen:

Young Adult:

Buddy, Antares’ IF Young Adult:

Ronnie Elder, Antares’ husband:

Saturn, Baby # 2:

Toddler:

Child:

Teen:

Young Adult:

Peaches, Saturn’s IF:

Teen:

Young Adult:

Clark Morton/Tomlin, Saturn’s husband:

Nova, Baby # 3:

Toddler:

Child:

Teen:

Young Adult:

Skye, Baby # 4:

Toddler:

Child:

Teen:

Star, # 5, Twin # 1:

Toddler:

Child:

Teen:

Sunny, Baby # 6, Twin # 2:

Toddler:

Child:

Teen:

Cassiopeia, Baby # 7, Twin # 1:

Toddler:

Child:

Luna, Baby # 8 Twin # 2:

Toddler:

Child:

Ursa, Baby # 9, Twin # 1:

Toddler:

Child:

Venus, Baby # 10, Twin # 2:

Toddler:

Child:

I will seen you an e-mail after every ten children so you can see my progress. They will include pictures of my children and their spouses and children, as well as their IFs.

Sincerely,

Lori Tomlin