Do you remember the feeling of having a loose tooth as a child? I had completely forgotten that feeling - wiggling the tooth around with your toungue, that weird hole when it was gone - the taste. Do you remember?
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yes! I LOVED that feeling. especially when the tooth would be held by just a strand or two of... flesh? what a mysterious experience that was!
It was always so exciting... soon the "tooth fairy" (which I knew to be my parents) would come and leave me something exciting under my pillow! My sister and I would come up with ingenious plans to extract teeth... some of them quite painful!
I was able to slightly relive this recently when john and I were both bending over looking for something in the closet. I started standing up slightly sooner than he and he started standing up faster than I and hit my chin with his shoulder. teeth crashing, grinding, chipping, bleeding, not fun. my tooth was slightly loose for a week but has regained its place. yucky.