Neither hell nor high water can drag a good fellow down

[gurdonark]

Another rainy day, much work to do, yet the world seems bearable since I survived my dental appointment. I will not bore my kind readers with descriptions of the various procedures and prescriptions and potential future appointment advices I received, but merely bask in the warm glow of being told that things are not as bad as they could be. Now I can once again feel like a responsible adult, having kept an actual appointment about my health.

There's something inspiring about a corrugated plastic card with a picture of an Arizona cactus-lined mountain upon it. At least, I hope my recipient thinks so. Chess Poems for the Tournament Player makes a fun nervousness exchange as well. When you're the kind of fellow who can survive a dental appointment, then you can stop and smell the mail art.

Comments

They're ya go

[amatrixangel.livejournal.com]

Positive proof; the fact that dental appointments exist prove the ineffectiveness and illusion of positive thought ;p

Re: They're ya go

[gurdonark.livejournal.com]

A dentist might say that I am instead an argument IN FAVOR of the power of positive thinking...for dentists.

[amatrixangel.livejournal.com]

..true. BUT! they would be outnumbered :)

[voodoukween.livejournal.com]

LOL