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The musical I was in at age 9, Machias, ME, was Lady in the Dark, a Moss Hart/Ira Gershwin/Kurt Weill construction of 1941! Huh. Machias, ME, 1981? Well, I guess D. R. the director was a New England Jewish elite-trained intellectual who just happened to escape to rural ME, so he musta chose it. "Jenny made her mind up, when she was three/she would light the candles on the Christmas tree/ Christmas Eve she lighted candles, threw the tapers away/Little Jenny was an orphan on Christmas Day."
Casper's two front teeth, neither yet fully emerged, are rather far apart. mr. flea is worried a little. Not that it's bad per se, but the Wife-of-Bath/Madonna look isn't his idea for his daughter's teeth I guess. I say, wait until they come in all the way, then wait for the neighbors to come in, then decide that she looks funny. Actually, since she's been basically toothless her whole life so far (the bottom teeth are tiny and hardly noticeable), just the fact that she has teeth makes her look a little funny to me.
Casper's two front teeth, neither yet fully emerged, are rather far apart. mr. flea is worried a little. Not that it's bad per se, but the Wife-of-Bath/Madonna look isn't his idea for his daughter's teeth I guess. I say, wait until they come in all the way, then wait for the neighbors to come in, then decide that she looks funny. Actually, since she's been basically toothless her whole life so far (the bottom teeth are tiny and hardly noticeable), just the fact that she has teeth makes her look a little funny to me.
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