advice
The best practical advice I've ever been given is this: Floss only the teeth you want to keep.
While not a habitual flosser by any means, I remember this refrain passed on to me by a dentist. I'm curious, what's the best practical advice you've ever been given?
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While not a habitual flosser by any means, I remember this refrain passed on to me by a dentist. I'm curious, what's the best practical advice you've ever been given?
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posted by jch at
9:44 AM
12 Comments:
G0 to bed mad - or you will be tired in the morning!
- my mom
I don't love you because I have to, I love you because I want to - my dad (in response to me telling him he only loves me because he has to, hes my dad, at age-10)
Last, don't lick ice - The Christmas Story Movie.
:-)
Don't do anything damn fool - my mother. By far the best ethical measure I've ever had.
Don't get their goo on you. - CPR and first aid class last week.
Don't eat yellow snow- my mom
Don't spit in the wind.
By Michael R. Miller, my wise father
When I left for college, Mom told me, "Don't turn left unless you have to."
My practical advice:
Listen to "jackie"...
"you don't have to say everything you're thinking" -david wray
"be true to your teeth, or they'll be false to you" -my great-grandpa
"don't shake me when i'm sick"
-my 2 year old son, harry
In reference to smoking/drugs/alcohol:
"Why try it? You might like it."
-My dad (i.e. Don't try it, you may get stuck on it.)
Another one from my dad:
"Listen to your gut."
From Dad: "Every gun is loaded." and "Do not point at anything you do not plan to shoot."
From Mom: "Drive with your car doors locked in the city and unlocked on the highway. You don't want people getting IN in an urban setting, but you want them to be able to get YOU OUT in an interstate accident."
(from Linda Coney, my piano teacher of 11 years, lifetime mentor) - Practice only on the days you eat.
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