The only thing I've been reliably posting about is my reading. With every new thing of significant length, I dutifully update the reading list I started in January including the date. I seem to be on a bit of a spec fic tear, which suits me fine.
I have also noticed that the tooth that was giving me trouble feels unnatural in my mouth. It's as if my lizard brain recognizes that it needs to go, too, and I could not agree more. I have a consult in two weeks, and it can't come fast enough.
Life in lock down continues. I'm tired because a) I don't get enough sleep (my sleep schedule is completely fucked up) and b) I don't get enough (or any) alone time these days. With Declan home and virtual schooling and Paul going back to work-from-home (and the fucking construction literally right outside my window), I will have even less time to myself.
Joy.
My sister sent me a bouquet of flowers for Mother's Day. Roses and carnations and chrysanthemums in pinks ranging from the soft to fuchsia. It arrived last night and is lovely. The trick, I think, will be to keep the cats away from it. I might have to take out some of the greenery, or find a way to barricade it behind something. I have a roll of chicken wire that I used for just that purpose with one of my plants to keep it from getting nibbled on. I might need to deploy it again.
I have also noticed that the tooth that was giving me trouble feels unnatural in my mouth. It's as if my lizard brain recognizes that it needs to go, too, and I could not agree more. I have a consult in two weeks, and it can't come fast enough.
Life in lock down continues. I'm tired because a) I don't get enough sleep (my sleep schedule is completely fucked up) and b) I don't get enough (or any) alone time these days. With Declan home and virtual schooling and Paul going back to work-from-home (and the fucking construction literally right outside my window), I will have even less time to myself.
Joy.
My sister sent me a bouquet of flowers for Mother's Day. Roses and carnations and chrysanthemums in pinks ranging from the soft to fuchsia. It arrived last night and is lovely. The trick, I think, will be to keep the cats away from it. I might have to take out some of the greenery, or find a way to barricade it behind something. I have a roll of chicken wire that I used for just that purpose with one of my plants to keep it from getting nibbled on. I might need to deploy it again.
Tags:
- declan,
- dental fun,
- good things,
- home,
- paul,
- reads
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Date: 2021-05-27 01:24 pm (UTC)Sweet moogly the lack of alone time. It's been interesting how it's been extreme isolation for some and Never Alone Again for others.
*hugs offered*
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Date: 2021-05-28 11:55 am (UTC)My tooth is being extracted in a month. What sucks is that I can't have nitrous because of the pandemic. I suspect it's a tanked oxygen issue, but FUUUUUCK. I was prescribed some ativan, but I have no idea if that's going to be sufficient.
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Date: 2021-05-28 04:17 pm (UTC)Okayokayokay, so they are LYING TO YOU! I've literally spent November-March getting caught up on way too much neglected dental work and you'd better BELIEVE that that's not happening without nitrous. Unless something has changed in the last month and a half, which it might have with India (all support for sending oxygen there), but if they're saying "because of pandemic" as a blanket statement, nope.
That being said, in instances where I absolutely can't have it, Ativan is begrudgingly acceptable. H takes it to fly, and it makes that acceptable, which is a hell of a recommendation.
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Date: 2021-05-29 02:40 pm (UTC)Still, as long as ativan acceptable, it will have to do. Still better than nothing when I have this fucking tooth finally extracted.
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Date: 2021-05-29 07:05 pm (UTC)Nitrous, ativan, edibles.... a world better than whisky and a frying pan to the head.
*hugs*
It'll be great!! Well, no. It'll be tolerable! And then no longer enrage you?
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Date: 2021-05-31 03:12 pm (UTC)