Mario didn’t want a Replacement for his missing tooth. I’m glad. Because when I met him in Italy, he was perfect the way he was.
painting by me, CDW
Toothless and perfect
Carolyn Dennis-Willingham
author perfectly flawed
Mario didn’t want a Replacement for his missing tooth. I’m glad. Because when I met him in Italy, he was perfect the way he was.
painting by me, CDW
Carolyn Dennis-Willingham 
Your painting is lovely.
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Thank you!!
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Reblogged this on By the Mighty Mumford and commented:
“SMILEAGE” SHOWING SUSTAININD MILEAGE!
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It’s nice to see someone with a missing tooth who’s so confident about his appearance. I have a missing tooth that I’m very self conscious about. I’m dying to get it replaced but it’s not that easy.
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Recently, I had to have a bottom tooth removed so I could get invisalign braces. Yep, it was a bit uncomfortable to eat in a restaurant. Mario, in Italy, was so confident in his own skin, he could have cared less if an ostrich head grew out of his ear. 🙂
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That’s a great picture. I’m missing a tooth, a false one. Broke it off eating fried chicken
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Smile big!
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It’s perfect for a soda straw.
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Indeed!!
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I’ll be cautious since I’m eating that tonight!
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There’s fried chicken and there’s fried chicken. When Barb and I were beating down the road in a semi we stopped at a place in the middle of a South Carolina cotton field. Best fried chicken ever.
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I love this. Lulu had a gap in her teeth but she got braces to close the gap. I often wonder what would have happened if we didn’t spring for the braces. I’d like to think she’d have more confidence, even empowered A gap sure didn’t hurt Lauren Hutton.
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LOL! Character building!
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