I only got asked my age once.Haha. I've been 18 for quite a few years now. And then 21 for a few years more.
A few years back I was buying some chocolates infused with liquor in Munich, and the shopkeeper asked if I was already 18.Sadly, this will never happen again. And if it does, I would know it's one of Ed's cannibals.
Yaaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyyy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Monty is back from the vet and has NOT had a recurrence of his bladder infection.
He did, however, have "very full anal glands" which the tech took care of.
She should get a medal!!!!
Time for a nap. MUCH too much excitement today!!!!!
Sorry to hear you're in pain Ed, hope it eases soon.
That's good news Linda, wishing him a speed recovery !And godmother's husband is off the ventilator and now being weened off the pump supporting his heart
Have you asked Kelly to walk up and down your back in stilettos?
nope grandpa - it's for washing your springs!Hello
How's your day going ? Spring water isn't that for brushing your teeth ?
Oh wow Bea, I can't imagine what its like to live with the threat if that and hope I never have to!!
Point to Grandpa !
But Adam, if you had my dentist, you'd love her too!Well, certainly a point or two there.
And a bonus for liking one's dentist. Very odd.
Hello, Jacques, hello cats.
It's certainly not an every day sort of thing, thankfully!!!!
Yes it's called TOSomething not quite right happened to me today: I tried to enlarge a photo on a book cover using my thumb and the index finger. The way I'd do it on a touchscreen. This was a real, tangible hard-cover.
There must be a name for this disease.
Sleep well Lena,
Oh, this is HILARIOUS!!!!!Yes it's called TO
Techknowledgey Overload.
I had a similar experience with technology a while ago when going into a B&Q diy store.
I approached the doors which failed to open automatically, so I took a step back then forwards again - nothing!
So I did a few little jumps on the spot to see if that would trigger the sensor - again nothing!
Suddenly they opened - when a customer leaving the store pushed them open
Turns out they were one of the few stores not to have automatic doors........
but I'm sure they do have cctv footage of a mad woman performing Riverdance on their doorstep!
Okay; you've convinced me.But Adam, if you had my dentist, you'd love her too!
She's a very sweet woman, about my age and she loves her work.
She strives VERY hard to be a PAIN-FREE dentist!!!!!
The big chairs the patients sit in for the exam and any dental work have built-in MASSAGERS and also HEAT, if you like a heated massage!
When you're lying back in the chair looking up as you're being massaged, you see she has had beautiful and/or funny posters mounted on the ceiling for you to look at, and these change periodically.
If your dental work requires an injection of any sort, she first paints a numbing gel on the area so that you barely feel the injection!
If you want nitrous oxide ("laughing gas") to help relax you, she is very happy to oblige!
She keeps a supply of gel-filled balls you can grip and squeeze if it helps with your anxiety about being there.
She is VERY up-to-date on the current state of dental medicine.
She is VERY patient and kind. Example: even though annual x-rays are recommended, I don't like to get them. She always asks if I'd like to get my annual x-rays but doesn't give me ANY trouble when I decline.
For established patients that she knows she can trust, she gives her home phone number after any major procedure in case you have problems or unexpected issues.
She's a real gem!!!!!
Well, she's accommodating, but she's not THAT accommodating!!!!Okay; you've convinced me.
Will she do home visits to Morocco ?
