Well, I survived my wisdom teeth extraction but I am not out of the woods yet! Friday was interesting as I think back I was under local IV sedation, not general, so I was able to hear them talk to me as they took my wisdom teeth out but I did not feel any pain or novacaine shots. I don't remember being wheeled to the Explorer but I do remember Kit telling me we were at Target! (haha, probably b/c I love it so much my eyes perked up). Kit picked up my Pain Medication and Antibiotic and we were well, back home...I don't remember any of the drive!
I remember I made it to the couch with my mouth almost all numb, my tongue was started to come out of it, and my face was full was having lots of gauze were my wisdom teeth once were.
So, my husband force fed me some jell-o and gave me some pain medication. Then, I remember him waking me up all the time to switch my gauze and since I had kept down a 1/2 tab of the pain med(Percocet may I inform you) to take another. I got sick oh, once, twice, too many too count. This lasted all throughout the day. The evening was ok, and Saturday I immediately started to feel better. Thinking to myself, I was going to a Memorial day get together and work would NOT be a problem on Tuesday.
Then Sunday, I was in a little more pain and held it together as our dear friends Chris & Sarah came with new little Anne Marie. Then, I couldn't take the pain any longer, so Kit pulled out some Darvocet...not that I get sick from it just loopy and fall asleep. I don't remember much of Sunday except the awful nighttime to which I could have sworn something was going wrong.
Monday morning Kit called the oral surgery office to see what we could do. We got the answering service but the technician immediately returned our call. I went in at 12 00 to find I had a dry socket which means none or possibly a small blood clot which is suppose to form was no longer there, exposing bone and nerves, therefore the intense pain. They then rinse my mouth with peroxide. (which I found out turns your tongue white) Then, stuffed the socket with an oddly looking tabacco like substance. So, there you have it folks, not to mention the swelling in my cheeks which I know is normal, Hey! at least I didn't bruise!!
Tuesday, May 29, 2007
Thursday, May 24, 2007
"Under the Knife"
Well, tomorrow morning is the big day! I get my widsom teeth out! I asked Kit to take a picture with me to post on here for the last post I'll probably have for a while and he took it upon himself to do a "senior" portrait of me. Finally, I was able to get a quick snapshot. I would appreciate everyone's prayers for tomorrow and for a quick recovery. I hope everyone has a great Memorial day weekend!
Wednesday, May 23, 2007
Monday, May 21, 2007
We got Sprouts
Saturday, May 19, 2007
Mr. & Mrs. Zach Berninger
Sunday, May 13, 2007
Happy Mother's Day!
Saturday, May 12, 2007
Landscape
As much as we have worked on the inside of our house, we've taken advantage of the nice weather and tried to make some improvement to the outside! There are all kinds of before and afters below. I know some of the plants look "dead" but they were almost all free since they were transplants and since our labor was free it made it a cheap way to change curb appeal. Also, i've started a garden, cross your fingers folks!! ;)
I thought these pots turned out cute
Closer view of Flower Bed
We took out a lot of stuff!
Like these for example
See they are gone
After, not much changes; same as below
After
Digging up rock is no fun stuff at all so all we have is Kit digging up the bushes and the after shot. We pretty much got frustrated and haven't got back to it...yet :) (I can't stand unfinished projects!!)
Wednesday, May 09, 2007
Friday, May 04, 2007
Thursday, May 03, 2007
Tuesday, May 01, 2007
Septic Problems: Resolved
Well, it took a full week of hit and miss...working on it and giving up, but the septic tank issues have been fixed! We had originally noticed a back up around the clean out at the back of the house and so Kit dug a hole there. (That would be Numero Uno!) then we called someone to come pump the Septic Tank out thinking that would be an easy fix. They came, problem still not fixed. Kit called my Dad who brought out a Septic snake to feed down the line and hopefully remove the blockage. Snake went down, blockage and rush of water sound came out! YEAH! Oh no, Problem Number Two! Hence: Hole number two. The septic snake would not come back out! Ok, my dad recommended waiting a night, running fresh water the next day and hopefully there would be no problems! Well, no such luck. Next thing I know, I am out there with my ear next to the ground trying to locate where this snake is stuck at! Did I mention it was misting that evening? You will notice on the bottom picture the hole is long and narrow. He thought he had the pipe but discovered a rather large rock. The Lord must have wanted to teach us patience b/c it wasn't until three days later Kit found out he did guess right and the pipe WAS below the rock!
On Saturday, Kit was determined to bring closure to this project and as well as our neighbors who had made mentioned of watching our poor efforts from a distance and were SO generous as to step in and give Kit a hand! They were all determind the snake was stuck in the middle of the pipe and dug what?! Hole number THREE....this time a splice was made into the pipe only to find the snake was running past the cut of the pipe. Then quickly came hole number FOUR and the intersection of the Septic Tank...you guys guess it...it was caught on the opening of the tank! So really, no harm done, Kit was able to get some sun, spend a Saturday putting sweat equity into our new house and we spent quality time filling in FOUR holes in our backyard...our poor backyard :)
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