Puddles
What small amount of snow we received in the last 36 hours has all gone by the way-side with the rain we are now having. The noon news thought that those with heavy snow may have equated that to an 1/2 of rain.
I had a wonderful experience this morning at our local dentist. I really wanted to stay in our town. I know getting a full bottom plate may take adjustments. Being five minutes away beats traveling 90 miles round trip.
Dentist Steve’s daughter will be joining him soon as she graduates this summer. Mom, Chris, is the receptionist. Steve has been updating the clinic. I underwent a head x-ray. Staying steady with a mouthpiece in place, the x-ray machine, by moving from my neck up, did a 360 degree head scan around me. Wow. I think Steve has really been planning for good dental service to be available. How wonderful for a small town to maintain a great dental office.
I return on April 2nd for impressions to be made of my mouth. Going forward, having taken antibiotics due to my multiple implants, the remaining two teeth and two roots will be taken out and the plate goes in. Standard practice.
I did find out that our family doctor, after leaving St. James Mayo, is on staff at Jackson medical clinic. We are so happy for him. They have a jewel on board.
Dennis has made supper. Tuna sandwiches with lettuce and chips and dip. I am looking forward to it.
With take I take my leave. ♥