Update

On Wednesday I got my wisdom teeth taken out. It really wasn't horrible, however, my jaw is really achy and feels like I had been punched in the jaw. I was taking my pain meds (Darvocet) but since 1) they are making me feel loopy, tired, and a little nauseous, and 2) when I am not taking them I noticed I am getting headaches (which I am assuming means my body is trying to become dependent on the pills and is why I am getting the headaches), I have decided I am not going to take them, or at least I am trying not to. So today my jaw hurts and the Advil isn't really helping, and since I have to drive to pick up Grace in a few hours, I really can't take them. Other than that, it looks like things went well. I go in to have my sutures removed on Wednesday (I had to have like one or two little sutures on one of extracted areas) and that is the same time I will have my new crown put in.

Yesterday we had a repair guy come out to look at the fridge. We were told by one company they could get out May 7th, another told us Friday (today), and another said Thursday (yesterday). So, the guy comes in and looks at it and immediately sees the problem. Let me just say that when you know that you yourself have not done something, and that your spouse for sure has not done it, then it kinda slips your mind a little. Some how, both Ray and I, forgot that there are children in the house who could mess with things, and it never occurred to us that it could have happened. Apparently the dials in the fridge that set the temperature for the freezer and refrigerator had been turned down to off. Hmmmmm. I wonder who did that..................GRACIE! Anyway, Ray and I both felt very embarassed that we never thought to even look at that. I mean, it was working and then it wasn't. It would make loud sounds when the compressor would turn off and on at times, and so we thought for sure that was the problem. Well, Grace now has to help me with some extra chores around the house to help pay back messing around with the refrigerator and costing us $75 for a service call that lasted 30 seconds. Yeesh. The good news of this is that if it was the compressor, we may have had to wait 7-10 days before the art was in to repair it. So, I guess this was a blessing in disguise, even if it did cost us some money that we didn't need to spend.