Same with me, Bobbi. I had very bad baby teeth. I don't know if it was from having thrush as a toddler or from tetracycline but all of my baby teeth came in bad. I can still remember being about 6 or 7 and the doctor working on my teeth without anesthetic using those old pulley powered drills that felt like jack hammers on your teeth. Naturally I was climbing out of the chair and the dentist was yelling at me to hold still so he could get done. Never asked me if it hurt and I was just a little kid. I hated dentists until fate found me with very bad teeth and having to have a dentist. The man was as big as a bear with a jolly disposition, and as gentle as a lamb. I enjoyed going to see him and he never hurt me. He died in his mid 40s from throat cancer but he cured me of my fear of dentists.
 
I have never been so happy to have my dentures I had the pain I could not get stopped they said 7 thousand to pull what was left plus 2,200 for the dentures or 30 thousand to start the work on what I had left and bridges for the rest .. The denture was not for me they gave me the wrong one it was huge I am not :he
 
Got it covered can we move on from teeth now please
Hey I am gong to lay out quilt soon I have these old lady hankies I want to use them in quilt
undecided how to proceed
Ha, sorry Penny. I'm sure everyone has teeth stories!

I didn't know you quilted! I always wished I could do that. Would love to see what you are up to.
 
I was tossing a weight ball back and forth with son he has smaller one like 6 pounds
my arms will know they did it in the morning ... I will lay out at least the kerchiefs and the different fabrics I have to put in it .. hardest part not certain how I want them spaced I like to make quilts that are large like queen size I have both cotton and not cotton for batting them
 

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