March 18, 2011

Teeth Have Feelings Too

This morning I flipped through the latest art book to come home overnight.  Pages and pages of happy teeth.  They’re going to the dentist, yay!  Then I get to my son’s.  My son who, by the way, has had nothing but lovely experiences at the dentist.

I’m torn between laughing my ass off and wondering what the implications of this are, anxiety-wise.  But mostly right now I’m laughing my ass off.  That is the best SAD AND ANGRY expression I’ve ever seen.  LOOK AT HIS MOUTH.

I love my kid.


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  • Anonymous

    I love the eyes, particularly.

  • Roxycape

    Dude, I think the tooth has side burns and may have male pattern baldness. AWESOME.

  • Mommymae

    i was thinking the same thing when i saw this on flickr. i love that kid, too.

  • Lablover22

    I always, always go with laughing my ass off first. When there are other examples of anxiety, I’ll react. Until then, it’s a funny fleeting moment of hilarity that should not be overlooked;) Believe me, anxiety, as you know too, is never a one time deal. If it’s worth worrying about, it will reappear again. For now, laugh, my friend and laugh hard!
    Vicky
    http://www.thepursuitofnormal.blogspot.com

  • http://boingerhead.blogspot.com Natalie

    That is exactly how my teeth feel about the dentist. I’m with him!

  • iunian fronie

    sweet! what time is at 5 a.m.? my litle syster says that…

  • http://twitter.com/MarinkaNYC MarinkaNYC

    Love it! And that tooth is the poster child for Sensodyne, the sensitive teeth toothpaste.