Grin & Bare It

In the middle of one of the worst toothaches EVER. Going to the dentist in a while (caaachiiing $$$).

Started thinking; when Barn was 'cured' in 1967, why didn't he have any physical maladies. I mean, hey, now that I'm 40 (yikes!),  I definitely have aches and pains.

Figure there wasn't too much flouride in Barn's 'neck' (ha) of the woods as a youth; why didn't HE get toothaches.

(Cantcha just hear him wailing/whining: Oh Julia, the pain, the pain {a la Lost in Space}, give me something for the pain.)

Thanks for letting me vent, no, I don't feel better.

Patti

I just had my tooth pulled.....
 

Patti

PS...I'm back at work, so I can't even veg w/pain killers, oh man!!

Sorry to hear of your tooth problems Patti, Teeth can be so much trouble and you can't believe how much they hurt until you've experienced it.

Misa

Hi Patti....

Feeling any better?   

Started thinking; when Barn was 'cured' in 1967, why didn't he have any physical maladies.
Figure there wasn't too much flouride in Barn's 'neck' (ha) of the woods as a youth; why didn't HE get toothaches.

Well, I don't know but I've been told he didn't have any physical maladies because he was technically dead.  (Vampires have no heartbeat apparently).

I've never quite understood this.  If he had no heartbeat, then how could Julia be transfusing him with things and whatnot?  The heart circulates blood.  For all her quackery to be working (or not working, lol) he'd have to have blood circulating - wouldn't he?

My, but it's all so confusing.  By the way, what's the difference between the "dead" and the "undead"?
Are the undead, zombies or something?    Oh brother.

Hope your pain is all gone.

love
CLC 

PS  At the moment I'm reading a book that gives a lot of information about a few composers, artists, writers, etc., back in the 1800's.  A lot of them certainly had quite a few maladies.  At least in France most of them seemed to have had VD, rotting teeth, "consumption", what-have-you.....
Was making me think about the storylines in the 17 and 1800's.  Most everyone seemed quite healthy!  They must have had really great water up there in that neck of the woods or something.  LOL