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hmmm I need an extraction. Broken tooth is quite loose, pondering just pulling it out myselfDentists
hmmm I need an extraction. Broken tooth is quite loose, pondering just pulling it out myselfDentists
PS Thankfully I have a really ugly outside ‘toilet shed’ thing in the back yard or I’d be holding it in for days…
Annoyingly I could buy a few for what this is costing!
Current state of play:
The floorboards, complete with any remaining woodworm, get ripped out tomorrow.
PS Thankfully I have a really ugly outside ‘toilet shed’ thing in the back yard or I’d be holding it in for days…
hmmm I need an extraction. Broken tooth is quite loose, pondering just pulling it out myself
NHS cover for emergency work even if your own dentist can’t fit you in, and I’d have thought a loose broken tooth was well within that definition.
DIY dentistry is really not a good idea. As I understand it there is NHS cover for emergency work even if your own dentist can’t fit you in, and I’d have thought a loose broken tooth was well within that definition.
Good to see you’re really entering into the spirit of this thread
That of course assumes you have a dentist- not so easy if you've moved around
not unless I am in agony apparently. And I'm not, no pain at all.
Blimey, Tony. I really hope it wasn’t some infestation that fell off me when I visited. The fumigation must have been bad enough.The floorboards, complete with any remaining woodworm, get ripped out tomorrow.
When I was a kid there was a racing pigeon that regularly stopped by. We used to give it a bit of birdseed and some water, it would potter about for a while, then it would carry on.Earlier on I found an unexpected visitor hiding amongst the Pink Fir Apples when I watered them.
On the orange ring I could make out the word ‘please’ and a Bradford dialling code, so it seemed likely that was where he was headed. ‘If he’s in trouble he will let you pick him up’ said a pigeon-fancier’s website. I tried, he wasn’t impressed and flew uncertainly over to the greenhouse. I followed, he decided he had had enough of this interfering old git and flew off. I hope he found somewhere else to have a rest before the 120 mile journey still in front of him.
If you cut back until there is still some green, no more, then it will fill out again.Finished trimming the front hedge, contemplating cutting it right back, it’s so wide I have to do the top from both sides and it’s a stretch both ways. First need someone who knows hedges to tell me if the leaves will grow back again though. Three varieties of plant involved, no idea what any of them are!
What I’m doing right now is hoping the clear half of the sky will win and I can continue to have another bonus alfresco night. Dinner is about to be served.