Marius And The Aching Tooth

 


The Norwegian team has made it known via Instagram post that the Norwegian ski jumper Marius Lindvik has a bad tooth and is now better. It is very likely that he went to the podium in Oberstdorf with a sore tooth. Sometimes the cold hits when you least expect it. I took the picture that the Norwegian team had posted on Instagram and put it in my story, with the addition of tips on how to pass the tooth and protect from the cold, mentioning Marius and the Norwegian team. He not only saw it, but he even responded to my story with a smiley face with red cheeks and closed eyes. Aww. So cute! I impressed Marius Lindvik. Good luck for Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Marius!  

Until next time!

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