I have to try to get a tooth pulled today. One of my wisdom teeth, the only one left actually, still needs to get ripped out due to a massive cavity. Yanking the tooth was put on hold until I had benefits again, which I do now. Unfortunately yesterday something happened to the last wisdom tooth and it's been hurting me ever since. (On a side note, the guy sitting in front of me has now hit me with his joe louis twice since the last stop.) So I'll call the dentist this morning to see if I can get in today to have the thing yanked out of my head. Hopefully I can get in.
So, what's happened in the last while?
The garden is doing well, potatoe plants are flowering, pumpkins are budding, so is another squash type plant that I forget what it is. Beans and peas seem to be doing pretty good as well. I still have to run the poles in for the beans but they aren't that far along yet anyway.
We retied the straw bales and stacked them in the shed. The shed got a good tidy up as well.
The hose has been reconnected and a sprayer head put on it so I don't have to lug water around the house to the garden.
Additional faucet pieces have been put on in the kitchen and bathroom to cut down on water usage.
The furnace got a new electrostatic reusable filter and the prefilters got a good cleaning.
Almost all the wallpaper has been removed from the bathroom walls, and a lovely mintish green paint is underneath.
The backyard is now sporting a few new items I didn't think I'd ever see in a backyard of mine, a kids swingset, a sandbox, and a little wading pool. Lots of stuff for the kids to do outside.
Ant traps have been put down, mouse poison has bee laid, and the wasp and hornet nests have been well sprayed.
I think that's about it for the house at the moment.
My mouth is killing me.
The zombie hordes have filled the train and are current at rest, silently stinking up the air around them. Some further turning their brains to mush with ipods so loud you can probably hear them in the next car. Others pretending to read. Others grunting and gurgling to each other in the incoherent babble of the undead. My head hurts with the stench of them, which is just compunding the pain in my mouth.
At least the view outside makes me smile a bit, even though I'm headed into the city that I've come to hate. Nature makes me smile. The creeping vines taking over any structure they get near. The roots of sumac trees busting through dirt and concrete alike. Nature reclaiming this concrete and steel wasteland of the zombie hordes.
Wish me luck my friends, the battle begins.
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