Dental checkups

Friday

I got up around 8. Math Morning was canceled due to the usual attendees having said they weren't coming. I got ready for the day. I called the accordion shop in SLC. He told me that they charge $80 to inspect the accordion and do any small repairs that fit into that hour. Also, I ordered more glasses – for mid-distance and for reading.

I walked to the swap shop to talk to Summer about what issues the fire department had when they inspected. When I got home, I ate fiber gel, then made and ate breakfast. We got ready for our trip, stopped at post office, then went to Tooele for dental appointments.

Chris got his cleaning which took a long time. I got called in later than he did. X-rays were taken and the dentist did his exam. Then he went to inspect Chris while I got my teeth cleaned. But there wasn't much to do. Then we checked out.

We shopped at Luckey's, Melanie's and Macey's. We went back to base and shopped at the commissary. We went home and upacked the groceries. Jack texted me about the county extension agent AND wanted to know if I could hike with him tomorrow.

I read e-mail, then went to open swap shop. When she arrived, we chatted. Then I locked the door and left her there. I went home. I made and ate supper. I listened to news and pieced puzzles. I worked on my blog. I made tea and put in the usual amendments.

I took the tea and went to Game Night at Michelle's house. Of course she wasn't there. Casey had the game up. Cedric was playing with a friend and Isadora was in the livingroom. As I played, she showed me pics of clay figures she had made. Then she showed me artistic pics she had taken. And then she went to bed.

I continued to play Indiana Jones. Cedric helped. I finally figured out what Indy was supposed to do with the mask and he got the sunstone. Then we went to Algiers to figure out how to get something to trade the grocer to get a squab to give to the beggar who then gave us a balloon ride ticket. Once aloft, it was hard to control the balloon. We landed several places inadvertently until we found the dig site. Sophia promptly fell in a hole. Indy had to feel his way through the dark to find a generator, hose and empty clay jug. He siphoned gas from an abandoned truck and got the generator running.

At 11 I shut it down and thanked Casey. I went home. Chris was still up, but we went to bed pretty promptly. Although I almost fell asleep, I became aware that my stomach wasn't digesting something well. When RLS kicked in, I got up. I took some charcoal tablets and a homeopathic tablet labeled for RLS. No more RLS and eventually the charcoal helped and I went to sleep.