Feel Better:Complain About Anything

Originally posted by picastoc: ↑

Good morning, Taurisk
The idea of butter and lard pastries sound fabulous. I have some frozen flakey pastry in my freezer (commercially produced). I am far too lazy to make pastry. I used to own some gadget which did it well, can't even recall the gadget. No, I am bone lazy.

I am waiting for the long list of appointments I will need to make for repairs to my teeth, ripping out front teeth etc. I have asked to just deal with me gently and explained my predisposition to fall down in a faint. So, one tooth at a time.....and that will take up to six months, beginning with a hygienist which I am sure is likely to be worth of a faint from me. Was quite an experience yesterday, haven't heard from the timetabler yet. Maybe the stacker had it outside of the cold zone and then pushed it back....
Hope you complained to the shop..... did it have a UseBy date?

The barrier rails have now been installed on the top floor. Took two men about 35 minutes to complete the job. I cowered inside while the stomping about on the roof was happening. Hope nothing falls off......

Oh dear. Pretty tough to pay for a pie and then it made you sick.

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Thanks @picastoc - I am glad your roof is being seen to - I did a recent interior inspection whilst cleaning my living room ceiling and discovered 'things happening' in one ceiling panel - last time I had a repairer out was pretty unsatisfactory - so I am already worried who is going to turn up this time. I had such a handyman for a husband, that I am often disappointed with what turn out to be 'professional' people - so far, I can live with the damage for a while.

re meat pie; I have still got the container - it was a really classy-looking pie - haven't eaten a pie in yonks and then this nightmare. I am a bit of a wimp when it comes to being ill, have been blessed with good health most of my adult life, except some 'nervous' conditions, involving tummy and sides - but not recently. I am so glad I postponed this week's dental appointment - it would have been worse with both sides of my face hurting as well.

Good luck with your teeth - for me it is a fairly novel experience, as all I have ever had were the usual repair jobs, but will now be missing most of my lower molars - front and upper teeth still o.k. and I will hang onto them. Hubby always told me I had beautiful teeth - he had a gap between his two middle front teeth - which I found rather charming - all so unimportant, really . . . . . as long as they do the job.

People keep telling me to go to Thailand etc. to have teeth 'done' - I believe in staying local with something which needs seeing to on a regular basis - and it's good to have a relationship with a good local dentist.
Dental techniques are so much better than they were years ago - I still remember my first ever - and voluntary (as a 13-year old) visit to a dentist - this guy still had a foot-operated drill - a nightmare - noisy and he seemed to take forever doing the drilling with the noise reverberating in my ears/head and of course, no injection. It was some years before I had more dental work done, this time in England and with an injection and with an electric drill . . .

Lets count our blessings of living in a modern country with amazing health- and other facilities!!!
go well - I must run, things to do
Taurisk