Eventful Sunday

[wiseheart]

I've made another cherry pit pillow. It seems that my cherry pit reserves would be enough for a fourth one as well. Who'd have thought... I also made another keyring with a mini lavender pillow. Mum went through her desk and dug out anything even vaguely resembling keyrings. Now I have half a box of the things for further use.

No cooking was necessary as we had leftovers. Yay!

Mum lost one of her only five remaining teeth. It has been loose for quite some time, and today it just fell out without announcement. Which is a good thing; had it happened during sleep, she might have swallowed it, and that wouldn't have been pleasant.

So yeah. We had crafting, some telly and even an adventurous tooth event. Who says our lives are boring?

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[noadvertising.livejournal.com]

Oh no, poor mum of yours!

[(Anonymous)]

No, she was actually very relieved. She had been afraid that it would happen in her sleep and she'd suffocate or whatnot. The tooth was ripe for the pulling; only that we can't go to our dentist, as she has a private practice in a building with a very narrow and steep staircase and no lift at all. Even if we paid for private patient transport, we couldn't get Mum up the second floor. So Mother Nature took care of the problem. It was completely painless, it didn't even bleed, so — another concern out of our hair.

[(Anonymous)]

No, she was actually very relieved. She had been afraid that it would happen in her sleep and she'd suffocate or whatnot. The tooth was ripe for the pulling; only that we can't go to our dentist, as she has a private practice in a building with a very narrow and steep staircase and no lift at all. Even if we paid for private patient transport, we couldn't get Mum up the second floor. So Mother Nature took care of the problem. It was completely painless, it didn't even bleed, so — another concern out of our hair.

[(Anonymous)]

No, she was actually very relieved. She had been afraid that it would happen in her sleep and she'd suffocate or whatnot. The tooth was ripe for the pulling; only that we can't go to our dentist, as she has a private practice in a building with a very narrow and steep staircase and no lift at all. Even if we paid for private patient transport, we couldn't get Mum up the second floor. So Mother Nature took care of the problem. It was completely painless, it didn't even bleed, so — another concern out of our hair.

[wiseheart.livejournal.com]

No, she was actually very relieved. She had been afraid that it would happen in her sleep and she'd suffocate or whatnot. The tooth was ripe for the pulling; only that we can't go to our dentist, as she has a private practice in a building with a very narrow and steep staircase and no lift at all. Even if we paid for private patient transport, we couldn't get Mum up the second floor. So Mother Nature took care of the problem. It was completely painless, it didn't even bleed, so — another concern out of our hair.

[meathiel]

Oh dear ... your poor mum.

[wiseheart.livejournal.com]

Actually, she's relieved to be rid of the bothersome tooth. This way she doesn't need to worry about how to get it pulled, which was overdue.

[adafrog.livejournal.com]

Glad mom's tooth didn't come out at a bad time.

[manue7a.livejournal.com]

Oh those teeth, coming ar leaving without announcement!

[elwenlj.livejournal.com]

Why do we all collect key rings? I must have thrown away at least half a dozen when I decluttered.

[wiseheart.livejournal.com]

So am I, believe me!

[wiseheart.livejournal.com]

Otracious of them, isn't it? (Assuming that I used the right word here...)

[wiseheart.livejournal.com]

Well, ours were usually advertising gifts — or keepsakes from old travels when they used to be the cheapest souvenir to buy. *g*