Mooch wali ka badla

Two more down... lighter and less wiser.

This time Chrys asked me to inform the doctor to remove only the tooth, the whole tooth and nothing but the tooth.

This was a post I made about the ordeal of tooth removal six years ago.

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Ek teeth bhari kahani

One thing I like of my appearance are my perfect set of teeth... yes I gained wisdom long ago and now sport a nice set of 32 teeth.
To preserve this natural work of art, I visited a dentist recently. That’s when he informed me, through his funny mask, that I had a cavity in one of the Wisdoms. What? Me? Cavity? Oh my tooth fairies save me!
Then began long consultations with friends who had been through the de-enlightenment way (read ‘wisdom removal’). One wanted to know if I would take a month’s leave to recover. Another non-wisdomer wondered how I would chew food with one less tooth. I informed him that Wisdom teeth are never used for chewing, not that I’m into chewing... more into swallowing, what with deadlines being forced down my throat (pun absolutely unintended!) My tooth was the hot topic of discussion in our weekly office meeting besides R’s premature hair-loss.
Finally I decided to heed the dentist’s advice and get it removed and it was done yesterday. So now I feel lighter and there is no noticeable loss in wisdom.
Mummy will you give me the ice-cream if I finish eating the vegetables?

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This time too my mommeee is tending to me..... she is soooo sweet.

Btw, the mooch-wali didn't do the extraction. It was a chashmish. Mooch-wali just stood around gloating at my discomfort.