Adventures in toothlessness, day 3
Oct. 15th, 2006 11:39 amVicodin is still my friend. After listening to
mrissa's and my boy's reactions to Vicodin, I realize mine is like the mildest ever. There is no pain, and occaisionally a mild wobbliness. And weird dreams if I nap.
Siggy is very upset about this bedridden monkey business. Monkeys are supposed to vacate the bed by noon, and not come back till 10 or 11. She keeps trying to explain it all to me, but of course monkeys don't listen very well.
Today, I am feeling brave enough for oatmeal. Yesterday I managed bread soaked in chicken soup, and those were the best carbs ever.
The drawback of the mild drug reaction is that I'm starting to get guilt for not writing. I cannot fool the brain into thinking Sudoku is productive for very much longer.
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Siggy is very upset about this bedridden monkey business. Monkeys are supposed to vacate the bed by noon, and not come back till 10 or 11. She keeps trying to explain it all to me, but of course monkeys don't listen very well.
Today, I am feeling brave enough for oatmeal. Yesterday I managed bread soaked in chicken soup, and those were the best carbs ever.
The drawback of the mild drug reaction is that I'm starting to get guilt for not writing. I cannot fool the brain into thinking Sudoku is productive for very much longer.