Waiting for the dentist.
Waiting for the novocaine.
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Folding paper cranes everyday in 2009 till I reach 1000 on December 31, 2009.
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Love this shot! Three little waiting cranes, the dental equipment in the background. Too funny!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jeanne. It took a while for the novocaine to take effect so I had time to jump out of my chair. My dentist asked if I wanted to take a pic with the cranes in my mouth but I thought that would be inappropriate (and kinda gross). At least she has a sense of humor!
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