Not Having a Big Mouth, for Real

Ever since I left my job, I have been busier than ever. I got to do things that are long over due. Treating a couple of teeth is among these items. While Sienna's dental visit was a delight for the dentist, mine turned out to be dread. Dr. D was talking to his assistant in the kind of dental English which I didn't understand. However, I sensed we were not on a smooth sail. Eventually, he said in the language that I understood, "Min, you wore me out..." He said he did thousands of teeth, mine toped them all in difficulty. The drilling on the top left tooth in the far back was almost impossible to perform because of my very limited opening.

I was on the chair for 2 and half hours and had a break in between. "I guess I don't have a big mouth, uh!?" I felt very sympathetic as I almost managed to change his career path. He was close to decide not do any crown ever again. Dr. D didn't forget to make some jokes, "we should ask someone fresh out of school to do this. That would give him a lesson. He will go right back to school and sign up for painting lessons." We were talking earlier about how Lui's painting career were coming along. Dr. D has a few of Lui's works. The architect is designing the walls of the house being built in certain ways so that his collections pieces can be accommodated properly.