If you're a dentist, do you floss?

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If you're a doctor, do you eat your five a day?

If you're a lawyer, do you always read the small-print?

If you're a gardener, do you keep your own garden weed-free?

Dentist here that flosses. Love the squeak.

Dentist here. Twice a day. And more if stuff’s stuck!

Lawyer - never read the small print.

I've just bought some of the "harp-shaped" flossing things. I think it's a game changer!

If you're a teacher, do you write in your kids reading records?

Yep - teacher that wrote in reading records.

Come high school I taught them to fake my initials for it though!

If you're a car insurance claims handler. Do you drive safely?

I’m an IFA and I save into my pension and have life insurance,

If you're a therapist, are you kind to yourself?

If your a police officer do you break the law?

Counsellor. I am crap at looking after my own mental health.

Haha I have literally just answered this (counsellor, a type of therapist).

I am not kind enough to myself although I am getting better.

Lawyer and always read the small print

My hairdresser said to me today, “you can tell a good hairdresser by the fact their own hair is crap”

She meant that a good hairdresser is always booked up so doesn’t have time to get his / her own hair cut / coloured.

Religiously. Try to write interesting things now and again because I like it when parents of children I teach do.

I worked in a bank....but never had any money 😉

Mine did her own colour while i processed once - she has a home salon

I'm.a programmer and don't back my data up. Always shocked when my laptop hard drive goes and I loose my photos 🤣

DH is an electrician. I have lovely lights.

I did a speed awareness course a few months back and there was a police officer having to do it!

I’m afraid that is terrifyingly the case and not a joke 😥

I was a police officer and occasionally sped or parked illegally, and smoked dope. Much less than before I joined or after I left, though.

Lawyer, and don't read the small print. I'm good at skim reading for the relevant parts though.

@plotatoes I'm interested to know what as a teacher counted as an interesting entry??

Anecdotes related to the book mainly - funny things the child has said, links they've made to things in class (uplifting when it sometimes feels no one is listening!), random facts the parent knows related to the topic, mistakes found in the text (because I'm a pedant). I'm always delighted when children have any reading at all in their reading records but there are usually one or two records a year which I look forward to checking 🙂.