This is a pointless post talking about a pointless topic. 
I have always wondered it is true to say that people who are pious are also nice (i.e. kind, considering … and the endless list of positive traits). Well, if a person is pious, s/he should understandably be a very nice person also, right? Nah, I am not asking for an answer or opinion. I am just thinking out loud. I warned you this is a pointless topic, didn’t I?
It’s Friday! 
Every time I go for dental appointments, there will surely be some issues where there are following-up to do. Just came back from my two fillings today. The dentist’s goodbye message to me was “Please remember to floss”, or something similar. I am puzzled.
I floss everyday! After every meal (almost) and before I sleep. I have a dental floss both in my handbag, and office. I even floss and brush my teeth after my lunch in office! See, I take good care of my teeth, but somehow, the dentist’s parting message to me was to remind me to floss 
After my fillings today, a mirror was handed to me. The mirror looks like ones your hairdresser will hand it to you after a hair cut. When the mirror was handed to me, my first thought was, “She seriously wants me to look at my fillings?”. What should my reply be? Nice? Not sure if nice is a suitable adjective to aesthetically describe a tooth filling.
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