Yesterday morning I got my wisdom teeth out, It hasn't been too bad. I'm doing my best to keep up on my pain medication and I'm attempting to keep myself busy so I don't get a crazy case of Cabin fever. A Major Video is going out of business this week in town so the other day I went and bought the majority of Wes Anderson's films to keep me entertained. Today I am swelled up like a chipmunk, it's a rather silly picture.
The last couple days it's been f-f-f-freezing in Springfield! It's way below zero with the windshield, so I guess it's a good few days to be stuck inside. I've constantly been craving that Spring air and outside adventures again. The other day I went to one of our local green houses in town, Wickman's Gardens and got a few succulents for a sun tea jar I thrifted months ago with a friend! I love the way it turned out. In-door Plants and flowers are such a nice way to keep from going bonkers during the winter season. It's always so nice to see the way the morning light reflects off of your window greens. I hope your week is going well so far, my friends!
Truly // Sarah
Getting your wisdoms pulled out is not fun! I just got 4 of mine pulled 2 weeks ago - I found there was no pain; the only downside that I complained about is not being able to eat anything I want. I have a bad case of burrito cravings all the time, so that really didn't help me!
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that isn't the most fun experience... best of luck and recover fast!
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Love my indoor plants in the winter! They really brighten up a dreary day! :)
ReplyDeleteSo glad I found your blog! I can't wait to follow along when the spring air comes and brings your adventures back!
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Gorgeous succulents. Hope you're not in too much pain! x
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I am so glad I found your blog because it's unbelievably beautiful! The weather here in NY has been awful as well, I'm definitely staying in! I hope your mouth feels better soon!
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So pretty! I'm dreading going back to Boston after being in my home country, Puerto Rico, this winter break.
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Getting wisdom teeth out sucksss. I had five teeth pulled out at once. All four wisdom teeth and a baby tooth that was still in when I was seventeen! I was out of school for three weeks. Not fun at all. Rest up!
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If there is one thing I do know, Wes Anderson is a cure to anthing. Feel better lovely
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plants indoors give such a nice feeling to my home.xx
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These photos are brilliant - aren't succulents just the most wonderful thing! And Wes Anderson sounds like a great distraction from the pain of wisdom teeth removal!
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Bella x
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How are you now, Sarah? I'm surprised that you're handling the extraction very well. Did you feel any unbearable pain? Having your wisdom tooth extracted is a better choice rather than experience recurring pains. Thanks for sharing!
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Yikes! That looked like it hurt a lot, though I'd assume with proper and professional care, it should all be smooth-sailing enough to not warrant much wincing, given how essential and necessary it is. Nice to know it wasn't much in your case. Just keep up with those medications, and you'll be all set.
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I remember when I got my wisdom teeth taken out a few years ago. I was one of the lucky people because I had 3 of them already grown in so they were easy to remove. I could have kept them, but I didn't really want to because I have bad teeth anyways.
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Lovely photos of Succulents. They make everything look more homey. I have one in almost every corner of my house. They are just so relaxing to look at. Anyway, I can't believe you had to experience having your wisdom teeth pulled out. Post-extraction is the worst feeling in the world, if you ask me. I hope you start feeling better soon, though. It'll be good to finally be off of the medications. Good luck!
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ReplyDeleteBefore removing a wisdom tooth, your dentist will give you a local anesthetic to numb the area where the tooth will be removed. A general anesthetic may be used, especially if several or all of your wisdom teeth will be removed at the same time.
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