Quit everything , and start again over 50?

wendym

Thank you to everyone for kind and much appreciated dentist wishes.

The good news is that the disappearing locum has re-appeared to do one day a week. He does seem to know his stuff. He had actually heard of the anti-coagulant drug I'm on!

Less cheery is the inevitability of a challenging extraction with a wait of another six weeks, and the iffy state of the next door crowned tooth. It is apparently a failed crown and "Someone seems to have tried to mend it".

My mother had all her teeth removed as a 21st birthday present. It was a fashionable gift.

another_casualty

Thanks LL glad you like your new hair do .
I used to have lots of hair once .Even less over the last year:)
I have parted with my comb long ago

lessonlearned

another_casualty wrote: »

Thanks LL glad you like your new hair do .
I used to have lots of hair once .Even less over the last year:)
I have parted with my comb long ago

My husband was the same. he used to say "grass doesn't grow on busy streets" .......:D

another_casualty

Emptied another 2 crates of paper/ rubbish. That's another 2 crates to fill with proper stuff when I move.
Bought a computer desk about 18 months ago . I have taken the computer and speakers off. Now I have to clear it , with a view to giving to a charity shop.
As for coat hangers , loads of them .
So, still a lot to do,but at least I'm getting consistent

wendym

Don't attempt to give coat hangers to a charity shop. Let them set up a breeding colony, then release them into the wild.

Smodlet

Take 'em into work. I'll be surprised if you come home with many.

wendym

Smodlet wrote: »

Take 'em into work. I'll be surprised if you come home with many.

You would certainly get an empty seat next to you on the tube/bus, with an armful of coat hangers.

another_casualty

Actually, it probably will be best to give them to a charity shop .
Nowhere else for them:)
1 more day to go ...

wendym

Around here charity shops are snottily dismissive of coat hangers. I was told they are sick of telling people they don't want them.

Friday is now tomorrow!

another_casualty

wendym wrote: »

Around here charity shops are snottily dismissive of coat hangers. I was told they are sick of telling people they don't want them.

Friday is now tomorrow!

These people have got so many hang ups!:)