I can't blog today!
This morning I faced my fears and visited the orthodontist for some teeth issues I've been struggling with lately. I really don't like people looking in my mouth and have been worried bout the experience and the outcome for weeks now. But I'm happy to report that it was fine. Bren came in with me, the orthodontist was lovely and explained the issues and the treatment options simply, and I left feeling 100 tonnes lighter than when I went in.
It's crazy how big I built this problem up to be, and in the end it just isn't.
Why do we let these stressful things hang over us for so long?
After wards we took the wiggly way home and visited Lambley Gardens and Nursery for a walk around and a little bit of retail therapy (flower buyers anonymous anyone), then a sandwich in a bakery and back home in time to do the jobs and wait for the girls to arrive.
Rather than rush this now, I'll write properly tomorrow.
I hope you have a gorgeous weekend.
xx
I am so pleased your orthodontist visit went well. I dont like going on those visits either. Such a pretty bunch of flowers. Happy weekend to you and yours.
ReplyDeleteGlad you were ok, beautiful flowers, Cathy x
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