And as if that wasn't enough, I seem to have swallowed a large lump of broken tooth from a back molar ..... never felt it go ..... Chinese mush is hardly challenging, even for elderly much-filled teeth, so it must have gone with the handful of nuts and crystallised fruits I had for 'afters'.
The dentist can fill or extract the tooth, but I don't want him to extract my brain, and I'm afraid he can't fill the holes in it either. I've had better evenings .....

..... but I've had worse ones too.
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It took me a while to find you, but a fellow blogger helped me out.
I ran across your blog a while ago and loved what you said about why you blogged. I wrote it down and was getting ready to write you when the doorbell rang and I hit the wrong button and lost your site and by the time I got back later that day, I couldn't find it again. I posted a message quoting you although I didn't have your name at the time. When Clariz read my post she sent me your address. So you can read what I had to say at http://www.sylviaoverthehill.blogspot.com/ and thank you for the inspiration.
Sylvia
Apart from that Mrs Lincoln, what did you think of the play?
Kind of you to ask Lee. Took me a minute to work out the reference...
Well I couldn't enjoy the want tons because they were gone wan tons. But I'm happy to say the tooth was fillable, and didn't need extracting as I'd feared. And maybe it's not a good idea anyway to warm up Chines chow the next day.
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