Happy Halloween but beware the chestnuts!

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psilo Bolton, Greater Manc, United Kingdom(Zone 8a) Oct 31, 2003

I hope everyone here has a Happy Halloween. I am taking my children to a fancy dress party and they are so excited.
Last night we had some chestnuts and I bit on something hard and cracked open my tooth at the back :( My dilemma now is what do I do as my jaw is still locked so the dentist cant get near it !! aarrgghhhhh

so have a good time but beware the chestnuts and the treacle toffee!! :))

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Oct 31, 2003

Ouch, I know how painful that locked-up jaw is! Hope that it will relax and release soon, so that the dentist can repair the chestnut damage. I wish you and your children a very happy Halloween.

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Northerner Middlesbrough, United Kingdom Oct 31, 2003

Sheesh! I was struggling with a toffee apple! My teeth just couldn't get into it. Eventually i cheated and got a knife and made a small cut in it - after that my teeth did just fine!
(((((psilo)))))))))

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psilo Bolton, Greater Manc, United Kingdom(Zone 8a) Oct 31, 2003

toffee apples northerner !! arrgghhhh!!!!!!!!!!

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Wintermoor Jesteburg-Wiedenhof, Germany(Zone 8a) Oct 31, 2003

What about the wee trinkets you used to get in the cakes from the bakery.

My cousin, (a she), broke a tooth on one of those wee plastic trinkets, (a "lucky" horseshoe), which were in their cakes, but she didn't care about the tooth, because she got a "lucky" horseshoe .... that made her day.

I was six and she was five..... great fun


Remembrancemoor

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NoH2O Everson, WA(Zone 8a) Nov 02, 2003

Wintermoor, I love the way you change your name to fit the thread topic. It just cracks me up! $:^)

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