Tooth Update
Jun. 10th, 2003 11:14 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
elfsWell, a temporary reprieve. I went to the dentist and he was very impressed with my use of a Sonicare. Apparently not only was he pleased that I use it, but was satisified that I use it correctly. Although it has been too long-- over two years-- since I last saw a dentist, I only needed the kind of cleaning "usually needed around six months." There were also no new cavities to note.
On the other hand, the shattered wisdom tooth in my lower left jaw does have to come out and it will next Tuesday. Won't that be fun? In the meantime, he's capped it with a temporary fill that allows the tongue to skate over it and not get cut, so I can speak and eat again with slicing the underside of my tongue to shreds.
I left the dentist and found the park'n'ride under the West Seattle bridge. I was pleased to note that they've finished the new Alkai bridge extension and put in another parking lot underneath it, effectively doubling the size. I've never had trouble finding parking there in the past, and now, well, there's plenty of room.
I may try to ride my bike into work now and then by parking there and riding the rest of the way. It would probably be good for me.
On the other hand, my word count would drop terribly; I've written six thousand words since Thursday, all on buses. I'm writing this on a bus because some jackass keeps leaning over my shoulder and asking, "What are you writing?" and I didn't want to have to explain that I was writing the intersticial dialogue between two major love scenes in my latest science fiction lesbian robot three-way watersports porn story. Bwahahaha!
On the other hand, the shattered wisdom tooth in my lower left jaw does have to come out and it will next Tuesday. Won't that be fun? In the meantime, he's capped it with a temporary fill that allows the tongue to skate over it and not get cut, so I can speak and eat again with slicing the underside of my tongue to shreds.
I left the dentist and found the park'n'ride under the West Seattle bridge. I was pleased to note that they've finished the new Alkai bridge extension and put in another parking lot underneath it, effectively doubling the size. I've never had trouble finding parking there in the past, and now, well, there's plenty of room.
I may try to ride my bike into work now and then by parking there and riding the rest of the way. It would probably be good for me.
On the other hand, my word count would drop terribly; I've written six thousand words since Thursday, all on buses. I'm writing this on a bus because some jackass keeps leaning over my shoulder and asking, "What are you writing?" and I didn't want to have to explain that I was writing the intersticial dialogue between two major love scenes in my latest science fiction lesbian robot three-way watersports porn story. Bwahahaha!
