Dental woes and TWLOHA

I went to the dentist's. They told me I have mini-cavities in my upper molars, and the hygienist put some fluoride on them to stall them. I feel sorry for her, because I was in such a panic over the mini-cavities. She told me they're really small, and they have a numbing gel to use instead of freezing injections, which is good news. I'm hoping the problem will fix itself, but I'm not counting on it. Thus, I am thoroughly depressed.

I wrote 'love' on my wrists after my shower this morning - I wanted to make sure they wouldn't rinse off in the shower, so I did them after. I wrote 'love' in handwriting and 'TWLOHA '10 ' below that in capital letters in a black Papermate Uni-Ball pen, and on the other arm I just wrote 'LOVE' and a couple of hearts, which was tricky because I'm right-handed. The left hand smudged badly, so I had to redo it.

I have to go to the dentist's tomorrow.

Oh joy, oh fun.

I'm excited about the Olympics tomorrow, though. Rush are performing in the opening ceremonies, which will be awesome.

So tomorrow is the first of two To Write Love On Her Arms days. To Write Love On Her Arms is a group for raising awareness about depression, self-injury and suicide. You write 'LOVE' on your arms on February 12th and 13th to show your support. I think it's important to spread awareness, so I'm going to take part in it this year. I didn't hear about this event until this week, though - I knew about the cause, and I'm a fan of it on Facebook. So tomorrow morning I'm going to write 'LOVE' on one or both arms.

There's other news that I want to speak of, but since this is cyberspace, I'm not going to. Let's just say it's about a relative. And I'm not all that impressed about the news, but oh well.

I'm making a maple leaf illusion dishcloth. It looks pretty neat right now. I got a fair bit of it done while watching the first disc of Life on Mars. That series is awesome.