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Even my nose is numb. Of course, the moment they said not to eat for at least an hour and a half or drink juice or coke, that's all I wanted. I'm drooly and thirsty all at the same time. They apparently don't commonly use nitrous on adults, so the assistant kept trying to put the dispenser in my mouth. Gross. My tongue felt (and still feels) all tingly, like just before shooting pain starts in a sleeping leg. I think the front teeth are gonna hurt the most, when it all wears off. Oh, the discomfort of a dentist's chair. They had me all pointed upside down so that I felt I was carrying my weight on my head and shoulders.
But it's almost over! In 15 minutes or so I'm going to walk to the library and copy the last of my papers, then tomorrow on my break it goes out. **giganto sigh of relief**
At seven I'm going to a Green Network meeting in Baker, where I hope to meet a girl from something called the ReLeaf project. I'm gonna plant trees all spring!
So much time has passed. I still have so much to do.
But it's almost over! In 15 minutes or so I'm going to walk to the library and copy the last of my papers, then tomorrow on my break it goes out. **giganto sigh of relief**
At seven I'm going to a Green Network meeting in Baker, where I hope to meet a girl from something called the ReLeaf project. I'm gonna plant trees all spring!
So much time has passed. I still have so much to do.