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Wednesday, June 21, 2017

We spent the Summer Solstice binging on Gilmore Girls.  
My sweet Libby had her wisdom teeth taken out.  It's a pretty easy surgery, but definitely requires some work afterwards.  Ice on for 20 minutes.  Ice off for 20 minutes.  On.  Off.  On.  Off.  I decided to help her out so she didn't have to hold the ice.  
I had her wrapped up tight in one of my scarves in order to hold the ice packs in place.  A friend of hers did this.  Genius.  And if she was working on a knitting project, she would be able to be hands free to do so!  (She didn't knit a stitch.)
Libby did use a Chalk Lots to tell me things and ask me questions so she wouldn't use her mouth too much.
It was the perfect, longest day.

Happy Summer!

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13 comments

  1. Oh my....poor Libby! May she heal quickly. This brings back memories of when my son had them out.

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  2. My twins get theirs out next Monday. Hope your Libby is feeling well soon.

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    1. OH! Hope all is going well with your day, Pam! xx

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    2. Thanks Leslie. My twins did very well with their wisdom teeth. No swelling, hardly any pain... How is Libby doing? Hope you are enjoying your summer.

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  3. Poor Libby! I hope she heals quickly. What a good sport she is for taking part in your blog. My daughter would kill me in my sleep with a blunt instrument. Sadly, my kiddo did not inherit the "TMI? Let's share it!" gene. Instead, she seems to think she's in the witness protection program.

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  4. I heart Libby's handwriting. Hope she feels like herself asap.

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  5. Poor Libby, good thing she has such a clever mom to take of her! And a brilliant use of the Chalk Lots!

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  6. Anonymous7/08/2017

    ppl r dying tho.

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