Yuk! @Hostafan1, I use Oral B mouthwash, tastes better. Still hurts. Good luck.
I better get a move on, 4 months work in the garden, apart from the weeding my friends did, to do before Friday when the buyers are coming to meet me and sign a preliminary agreement to buy. I also have a load of paperwork to prepare and people to call, septic tank men, woodworm inspection etc. Also the tractor man as the mower garden tractor has a ripped front tyre and we can't get it off. So much mowing to do. An acre with a small hand mower takes ages.
Dordogne and Norfolk. Clay in Dordogne, sandy in Norfolk.
Morning all/afties Pat if you're there. Hope you're not too sore today @Busy-Lizzie. Did they tell you what the problem was @Yviestevie? Apologies if you've said and I've missed it. Fingers crossed that they improve. Very debilitating. Another cloudy sort of nothing-y day here, but dry after some overnight rain. Breezy when I was out earlier. Not sure what I'll do today. Awaiting the clematis I ordered after spending hours trying to decide. There's a few more I want, but no stock just now. I can always live on soup for a few weeks to pay for them...
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
might be nonsense, @Busy-Lizzie, but friend told me not to use mouthwash after an extraction as it can " dry up the wound and slow the closing process" . I'll check with my dentist later and get back to you on that one.
I haven't had an extraction @Hostafan1, roots are still intact, crown prep and cutting off of the gum that was growing into the gap where the bit of tooth broke off the root. I had to keep it clean while I was in lockdown in Norfolk.
Dordogne and Norfolk. Clay in Dordogne, sandy in Norfolk.
Morning all Glad the eye isn't anything series Yvie! Ouch BusyL!!! Rain over night here but glad of it as everything needed a watering again even though we had 3 days of solid rain last week. Took advantage of a rescue me plant sale at my favorite nursery on Sunday. Came home with 8 plants at £1 and a gaura the bride I couldn't resist and a free gaura sparkle white which is part of a points based saving scheme. 100 points=a free plant!!!!! As many of my customers are reluctant to look after their plants I've decided to sell them bomb proof ones that I cultivate myself. I can now justify all plant purchases! Have a lovely day folks
I haven't had an extraction @Hostafan1, roots are still intact, crown prep and cutting off of the gum that was growing into the gap where the bit of tooth broke off the root. I had to keep it clean while I was in lockdown in Norfolk.
I was thinking the same might apply after having the gum cut??? Maybe I'm wrong, AGAIN
Morning all 😀. Big fan of salt water mouth washes - one of my Mum’s tips. Taste yuck but do the trick (or did when I had troublesome wisdom teeth coming through).
BIG day today ....going to get my hair cut 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳. First time since December (missed a cut as we were in Australia, and lockdown cancelled the one I had booked as soon as I got back). Always wondered whether I should grow my hair a little longer 🤔. Now I know .....definitely not. Its been driving me nuts, and has been permanently scraped back in a pony tail. Might go a d get myself a takeaway coffee on the way. In for a penny etc ...
Other big news is that Chicklet has escaped redundancy after all, by being an all round proactive star 🌟. She is being moved to a centre in Bournemouth- so will have to find somewhere to rent down there as its too far to commute. But Bournemouth is a lovely town, and she’ll still be plenty close enough to pop home on her days off if she fancies it. Soooo pleased for her - she loves her job, and was very sad she was being shown the door 🚪.
That's great news @chicky - about chicklet, rather than hair I often have the top of mine in a pony tail, so I look like one of those ridiculous men who have a little 'topknot'. My hair is short and layered as it's very thick, and I can keep the fringe cut, but that's about it. It has now become a ridiculous sight. I think hairdressers open here this week, but I'll wait before heading there.
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Morning all. Such good news for your daughter @chicky, My daughter is officially un-employed now after 30 years as a business travel consultant for an international engineering company. Try and have a pain free day Hosta and Busy, keep up with the mouth washes. Have a good day all, whatever you are up to.
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Hope you’re feeling better today @Busy-Lizzie and Good Luck @Hostafan1 👍
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Yuk! @Hostafan1, I use Oral B mouthwash, tastes better. Still hurts. Good luck.
I better get a move on, 4 months work in the garden, apart from the weeding my friends did, to do before Friday when the buyers are coming to meet me and sign a preliminary agreement to buy. I also have a load of paperwork to prepare and people to call, septic tank men, woodworm inspection etc. Also the tractor man as the mower garden tractor has a ripped front tyre and we can't get it off. So much mowing to do. An acre with a small hand mower takes ages.
Hope you're not too sore today @Busy-Lizzie.
Did they tell you what the problem was @Yviestevie? Apologies if you've said and I've missed it. Fingers crossed that they improve. Very debilitating.
Another cloudy sort of nothing-y day here, but dry after some overnight rain. Breezy when I was out earlier. Not sure what I'll do today. Awaiting the clematis I ordered after spending hours trying to decide. There's a few more I want, but no stock just now. I can always live on soup for a few weeks to pay for them...
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Glad the eye isn't anything series Yvie!
Ouch BusyL!!!
Rain over night here but glad of it as everything needed a watering again even though we had 3 days of solid rain last week.
Took advantage of a rescue me plant sale at my favorite nursery on Sunday. Came home with 8 plants at £1 and a gaura the bride I couldn't resist and a free gaura sparkle white which is part of a points based saving scheme. 100 points=a free plant!!!!!
As many of my customers are reluctant to look after their plants I've decided to sell them bomb proof ones that I cultivate myself. I can now justify all plant purchases!
Have a lovely day folks
BIG day today ....going to get my hair cut 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳. First time since December (missed a cut as we were in Australia, and lockdown cancelled the one I had booked as soon as I got back). Always wondered whether I should grow my hair a little longer 🤔. Now I know .....definitely not. Its been driving me nuts, and has been permanently scraped back in a pony tail. Might go a d get myself a takeaway coffee on the way. In for a penny etc ...
Other big news is that Chicklet has escaped redundancy after all, by being an all round proactive star 🌟. She is being moved to a centre in Bournemouth- so will have to find somewhere to rent down there as its too far to commute. But Bournemouth is a lovely town, and she’ll still be plenty close enough to pop home on her days off if she fancies it. Soooo pleased for her - she loves her job, and was very sad she was being shown the door 🚪.
I often have the top of mine in a pony tail, so I look like one of those ridiculous men who have a little 'topknot'. My hair is short and layered as it's very thick, and I can keep the fringe cut, but that's about it. It has now become a ridiculous sight. I think hairdressers open here this week, but I'll wait before heading there.
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Try and have a pain free day Hosta and Busy, keep up with the mouth washes.
Have a good day all, whatever you are up to.