Thursday, January 28, 2016

Dentist and Rain

I am done at the Dentist.  I told Chuck “I was dying to see you again, but I won’t be back for six months.”   Far Guy drove my miserable butt home…dosed me with some Aleve and I went to sleep almost immediately.  I woke up to some perfectly cooked Salmon.   By that time the Novocaine that went from my eyeball to my right boob had worn off.

It rained …just like summertime.   The wind blew…Mother Nature was not happy yesterday.  Chance was not happy either, wind moves the tree limbs and twigs might fall from the sky and the snow is shedding off the steel roof…all things that concern an ageing Border Collie who likes everything the same day after day.
Rain Jan 27
We had eight inches of snow at the snow stick.  After the rain I don’t know what it says…it was still raining when it got dark.
Snowstick shows 8 inches Jan 26
We saw the sun for a short time on Tuesday and the sunlight nearly blinded us.  Even Chance was squinting his eyes.

My positive thought for the day:  The sun doesn’t set until after 5 PM…even if we cannot see the sun through the clouds.
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28 comments:

KathyB. said...

You had me laughing at your expense, sorry about that. Your description of the pain-killers wearing off made me do it.

Border collies are such good dogs, but really are fretful when life does not proceed according to plan. What would we do without our faithful dogs to remind us about such things ? ( um, sleep peacefully unaware ? )

I hope you're feeling much better today.

linda m said...

Hope you are feeling much better today. Give Chance a big hug for me.

Tired Teacher said...

Hard to imagine rain in January!

DJan said...

Gosh, that was a whole lotta novocaine. Glad you're done with that for the near future. And you're now willing to put things to right for Chance. I'm sure he's happy about that! :-)

Anonymous said...

Raining here too and washing away the snow... Lovely shots.

Linda said...

We haven't had our January rain. I'm going again to spy on my puppy's and get to know them better...I'm NOT looking forward to the quirks like you're referring to that come with one though.

Rita said...

I go today for a cleaning and checkup (god willing) and I am hoping he will say--bye, see you in six months. I don't think it rained, but I am not sure. With all the snow dripping off the balconies onto the ACs it would have been hard to tell. Rain wasn't on my radar. There's an awful lot of soggy brown grass showing this morning, though. :)

Anonymous said...

Looks like you are having a mild winter Up North. Imagine having rain in January.
Here in MPLS we also are having a mild winter with rain and snow off and on and sometimes mixed slush. I am glad that your dental work is done for a while. Here's hoping you won't have any similar experiences for a long time. I am with Chance on the subject of routine. I don't like changes either.

Shirley H.

Mac n' Janet said...

Hope your teeth are feeling better, just reading about a trip to the dentist makes mine hurt.

Henny Penny said...

A trip to the dentist is not funny, but I'm laughing! That is exactly how Novocaine feels, and I know, having had four shots of the stuff two weeks ago. Glad you are done at the dentist. Poor Chance. I think we all need a break in this weather.

Still the Lucky Few said...

Yes, spring is coming. I'm celebrating the (slightly) longer days!

L. D. said...

We stayed above freezing last night. I couldn't believe it. I do hear that our future in snow is abominable. I don't want that for sure. I hate dentists and I always wonder why I walk in there freely once I am in the chair.

Anonymous said...

Heckuva description of the Novocaine! You made me laugh. We could compare notes! You left the perfect drug comment on my blog today. Knitting all night indeed. And scrubbing drawers and sweeping behind the clothes dryer. Good thing I didn't drink coffer to wash down the steroid! Give Chance a rub behind the ears for me.

Red said...

Darn those dentists. They an take all the fun out of life. My snow stick is 12 in.

Gail said...

I have had that same shot!!!!

Maybe an early spring??

Terry and Linda said...

I'm glad you are done with the dentist for a few more weeks. I'm like Chance...ageing and I like everything to stay the same every day. They are saying we are to get rain on Sunday. Weird.

Linda

Anonymous said...

Hope you are feeling better Connie! We are still trying to dig out from under Three and a half Feet of Snow from this storm last week. No School so far for six days.. no mail..and no one going to work.A Real strange feeling. My husband has only had to use three Vacation days with the Government shut down he would have had to use more. With all the snow on the roof we now have a big leak in our two story Foyer and we can't get on the roof and no one is working anyway. Will be nice when Spring is here.But here in Virginia and WV it's supposed to be 65 degrees on Sunday.

Patsy said...

We have sun today , that is a good idea wet suits.
I saw the pool man so maybe he fixed the luke warm water,
and cleaned it. We have lots of people that bring grandchildren
to the pool when we don't use it.

lisa said...

I think that is about all that is good about this time of year, and that is the sun not going down until later. Hope you feel better, nothing worse that going to see the dentist. I have four appointments in March for two crowns and one rebuild (tooth broke off).

Primitive Stars said...

Hope you are feeling better Conniehate dentists... Pretty winter scenes, nice to see the sun.Blessings Francine.

Granny Marigold said...

Hope you are feeling better and don't have to visit the dentist for a long time!!

Anonymous said...

Glad you are finished with the dentist. Our weather goes from one extreme to the other. I remember how thunder storms always terrified Brooke's last border collie. I imagine the snow falling off your roof is alarming for Chance. Very kind of FG to prepare salmon for you. I wish you all a good night. xo

Sam I Am...... said...

I hate to tell you this but it's been beautiful here. Sunshine and 60's. The girls layed out in the grass (which is not dormant) and they loved it. Glad you got your dental work done and hope that rain doesn't turn to ice!

Unknown said...

Lots of rain here. Reminds me that I need to make a dentist appointment, ugh. I have feeble teeth, so always need fillings or crowns $$$$$$. I was commenting today on the tough border collie here that attacks the vacuum cleaner and then hides in the bedroom when something is sizzling in the hot oil on the stove.

Jacqi Stevens said...

Border collies apparently prefer everything done decently and in order; I can see how that kind of winter weather could be frustrating for Chance.

Glad you are over with that dentist visit. At least you got to wrap it up with some delicious salmon!

Sabine said...

Some time it should be rainy in our hearts to see how bright the sun is

Lynn Hasty said...

That anesthesia is something!! Glad you are a day out from it! I like the positive thought.
Xo
Lynn

Intense Guy said...

Chance is a very smart dog! He probably knows that it is a LOT more fun outside when the grass is green!