Friday, October 29, 2010

Formal vs. Informal Diction

     This Wednesday morning was very pleasant if I do say so myself. The television had broadcasted adequate weather and my intuition was feeling high. Up to the point that I recalled that the day was Wednesday. Wednesday was the day in which metal appliances would be positioned on my teeth. It is not unheard of that peers would often fuss about the discomfort that these appliances would cause. This fact that made my day decline drastically. I was to be acquiring braces. These metal pieces would result in two entire years of agony and distress, but I would have to learn to compromise.
    Stepping into the building in which I would receive such torture, I instantly began to posses a feeling of dread. I ran my tougue over my horribly angled teeth and thought to myself that this might very possibly be the last time I will ever be complete this action with such an ease. The process would be quick, around a hour or so, and before I thought possible, I ran by tougue over my teeth again. This time, they were bound by many metal pieces held by wire. The pain was not at all as expected. It was much more desiarable. These metal appliances were to be cemented onto my teeth for a few years, and that is that.

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