Oh my gosh.. I never thought of this happening before, but surely it could. Funny... since so many have appliances now.. guess dentists had to do something since flouride was put in the water and there were less cavities to work on, but i digress..
Haha, very charming! I mention this often, I know, but I do love the shapes you create and the way you use the space within them. I can't stop looking at these characters' hands.
Excellent! This actually happened to the daughter of a friend of mine - the mother was furious because the mishap then entailed a very expensive visit to the orthodontist to repair the damage!!
Yes, Spring is all over us here at the beach...the birds are making quite a wild song! Love your photoshop on the last post and what could be more scary then the braces hook-up!
Leovi, Never had braces myself, though I still remember my first kiss.
DCW, Indeed, in such circumstances, if one is not careful, the tooth will out.
Forest Dream, I love your philosophical and psychological analysis of the situation!
Gwen, I think the quest for "perfect teeth" is even more rampant now than ever before. And have you noticed how very white "celebrities'" teeth are? Dentists: I'm sure they're not in it for the love of oral hygiene.
Bonnie, I love it when you giggle.
Shirl, Maybe not, but they run the risk of their noses freezing together. (I beleive we are being politically incorrect here).
tattytiara, What's that expression, "Talk to the hand"? I don't really know what it means, but I thought it appropriate to quote in response to your comment. Really glad that you enjoy my squiggles.
Deborah, Oh, that's too funny! I know I should be more sympathetic to the mother's situation, but really--that it happened to someone you know is just precious. I did hear a similar story on the radio recently, which was probably the inspiration behind the drawing turning out the way it did.
Blue Sky, Thanks for your two comments in one! Nice to know that spring is busting out all over somewhere. Gives me hope. Here, it starts and then it stops and harkens back to winter.
Otli, Excellent pun! Your command of English is most impressive. I wish I could say the same for my French.
If Liam was mortified, what did his (un-named) girlfriend think of it ? Must have been terrifying, that moment of thinking they might be stuck like that forever ! Sort of like... marriage. :-)
julie, I love it that you don't even pretend to have any noble sort of reason for neglecting the blogging world. Slacking off works for me as a good excuse. Great to see you whenever.
A nice look back, I love this fun illustration. Greetings.
ReplyDeleteWhoever is careless with the tooth in small matters cannot be trusted with important matters.
ReplyDeleteDifficult not to stay present in this situation,maybe they have problems embracing change!!!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh.. I never thought of this happening before, but surely it could.
ReplyDeleteFunny... since so many have appliances now.. guess dentists had to do something since flouride was put in the water and there were less cavities to work on, but i digress..
Sweet - my first Sunday a.m. giggle. Thanks Lynne.
ReplyDeleteI bet the Eskimos don't have this problem.
ReplyDeleteHaha, very charming! I mention this often, I know, but I do love the shapes you create and the way you use the space within them. I can't stop looking at these characters' hands.
ReplyDeleteExcellent! This actually happened to the daughter of a friend of mine - the mother was furious because the mishap then entailed a very expensive visit to the orthodontist to repair the damage!!
ReplyDeleteYes, Spring is all over us here at the beach...the birds are making quite a wild song! Love your photoshop on the last post and what could be more scary then the braces hook-up!
ReplyDeleteA funny "link" ;)
ReplyDeleteLeovi,
ReplyDeleteNever had braces myself, though I still remember my first kiss.
DCW,
Indeed, in such circumstances, if one is not careful, the tooth will out.
Forest Dream,
I love your philosophical and psychological analysis of the situation!
Gwen,
I think the quest for "perfect teeth" is even more rampant now than ever before. And have you noticed how very white "celebrities'" teeth are? Dentists: I'm sure they're not in it for the love of oral hygiene.
Bonnie,
I love it when you giggle.
Shirl,
Maybe not, but they run the risk of their noses freezing together. (I beleive we are being politically incorrect here).
tattytiara,
What's that expression, "Talk to the hand"? I don't really know what it means, but I thought it appropriate to quote in response to your comment. Really glad that you enjoy my squiggles.
Deborah,
Oh, that's too funny! I know I should be more sympathetic to the mother's situation, but really--that it happened to someone you know is just precious. I did hear a similar story on the radio recently, which was probably the inspiration behind the drawing turning out the way it did.
Blue Sky,
Thanks for your two comments in one! Nice to know that spring is busting out all over somewhere. Gives me hope. Here, it starts and then it stops and harkens back to winter.
Otli,
Excellent pun! Your command of English is most impressive. I wish I could say the same for my French.
If Liam was mortified, what did his (un-named) girlfriend think of it ? Must have been terrifying, that moment of thinking they might be stuck like that forever ! Sort of like... marriage. :-)
ReplyDeleteOwen,
ReplyDeleteYou must remember this,
a kiss is still a kiss,
a sigh is just a sigh.
The orthodontic ties
that bind
as time goes by.
moonlight and braces
are never out of date
http://youtu.be/vYoet7-qDHI
The expressions on their faces is priceless! I guess this is where the term "lip lock" must've come from!
ReplyDeletePoor Liam.. he seems horrified!!! mind you not sure his girlfriend has even noticed!!
ReplyDeleteLove the big splashy art piece at end of last post.. wonderful colours!!
Sorry I've been so absent.. just become a big slacker!! Have a great weekend.. ciao xxx Julie
Stickup,
ReplyDelete"Liplock"--haha! I'll just gloss over that one.
:-)
julie,
ReplyDeleteI love it that you don't even pretend to have any noble sort of reason for neglecting the blogging world. Slacking off works for me as a good excuse. Great to see you whenever.