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I woke up this morning, a good indication that I am still alive. 😂

I had both molars on the right side removed yesterday, as I said. I was given laughing gas, which keeps you calm. The assistant kept asking me if I wanted it turned up, nope, so it must have been a small dose. And she told me I might need my sinus operated on since the roots pushed up against the cavity. If that happens you can’t blow your nose for two weeks. 😮

The snap of my teeth, as he broke them off, was disconcerting. Then he drilled the roots out. Luckily, they did not need to operate on the sinus. I have to rinse out my mouth after eating with warm salt water. Oh, joy. I was given strong pain killers, but I found that most of the pain was from pressing down on a gauze to try and stop the bleeding for 4 hours.

It lessen, never stopped, and today I am to take it easy. Which to me means carry on as usual cause it’s not like I am digging ditches. I have to take an antibiotic, increase my prednisone for a few days, and eat only soft foods. The handout was more explanation than the “jello and ice cream nurse”. I was able to eat my morning pancake. 😊

So back to working in the garden. It aches quite a lot, my surgery sight not my garden, but I don’t need the pain killers. No predicated brushing yet and swelling has gone down a lot. With mmy dental insurance, for the removals, it was 95 dollars.
 

This morning a transport truck has shown up with our furniture and household stuff however due to Covid they aren’t allowed to offload it in our house so it’s getting put in the garage and from there we have to bring it in. It’s going to be a long day but I’m very pleased to get our things.
 
I woke up this morning, a good indication that I am still alive. 😂
Well that's reassuring. It's now 48 hours since my wife and I had our second covid inoculation, no sign of the grim reaper.

You have my sympathy with the tooth extraction. One of mine had to come out about three months ago, a day before the second lockdown, in fact. It had been causing abscess after abscess. Unlike your experience, the root came out with the tooth. My first extraction in fifty years.
 

Well that's reassuring. It's now 48 hours since my wife and I had our second covid inoculation, no sign of the grim reaper.

You have my sympathy with the tooth extraction. One of mine had to come out about three months ago, a day before the second lockdown, in fact. It had been causing abscess after abscess. Unlike your experience, the root came out with the tooth. My first extraction in fifty years.
If it is causing abscess you should get it re X-rayed, I think it could still have a piece of root in the gum. I am not a dentist or a doctor, but a very experienced patient. 😂
 
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This morning I am giving our old MG (1937 since you asked) a really good spruce up.
Then later on I might just show the car off if we need any provisions at the store.
Later still we are dining out alfresco, at the 17th century inn, The Drovers.
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We went there on the first weekend of the lifting of restrictions. They served a hog-roast in the gardens,
so successful was it that it's being repeated today. How good it is to be able to get out once more.
 
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This morning I am giving our old MG (1937 since you asked) a really good spruce up.
Then later on I might just show the car off if we need any provisions at the store.
Later still we are dining out alfresco, at the 17th century inn, The Drovers.
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We went there on the first weekend of the lifting of restrictions. They served a hog-roast in the gardens,
so successful was it that it's being repeated today. How good it is to be able to get out once more.
Forecast to rain here today( although it's sunny now) , so we've cancelled our planned trip to the pub garden ....

However, sometime ago when we were at the pub in a village a bit farther out, I pictured this beauty...

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An MG TF Holly, much sought after these days but when they came out in October 1953, it seemed dated. It has the same engine as mine albeit tweaked and improved, but the opposition were light years ahead. Or so it seemed. If, as the motoring press called it dated, why is The Morgan Motor company still producing a similar style of car to this day, and very popular it is too.
 
An MG TF Holly, much sought after these days but when they came out in October 1953, it seemed dated. It has the same engine as mine albeit tweaked and improved, but the opposition were light years ahead. Or so it seemed. If, as the motoring press called it dated, why is The Morgan Motor company still producing a similar style of car to this day, and very popular it is too.
yessss..precisely... such beauties
 
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This morning I am giving our old MG (1937 since you asked) a really good spruce up.
Then later on I might just show the car off if we need any provisions at the store.
Later still we are dining out alfresco, at the 17th century inn, The Drovers.
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We went there on the first weekend of the lifting of restrictions. They served a hog-roast in the gardens,
so successful was it that it's being repeated today. How good it is to be able to get out once more.
Your beautiful car and I were both born in the same year. The car is in a lot better shape than I am.. 🤣
 

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