I slept in, too (6:30). I’ve been to Walmart, after cleaning up the refrigerator to see what we already had.
I have time to plan next week’s Sunday School lesson before lunch. James and I are going to the dentist this afternoon. I need a filling, and he has a snaggletooth coming in where he should have a standard incisor. I imagine it will require a cap eventually. He’s always had weird dentition.
I checked my fridge and it mostly had bottled water in it. Truth.
Today, if the weather cooperates, I’ll try to pin out the dress. The brain may need to be adjusted, as well, before I start the job, since I have to arrange the fabric separately for each side (front and back) since the skirt is slightly flared. I don’t know if I’m up to it, mentally.
It’s for sure, I will have to cut each piece separately, rather than cut them all in one swell foop. ;o] (My mother seems to be here, today...)
I hope James’ dental problems can be fixed early.
My mother had seven children, and I was the only one with “perfect” teeth. A dental tech did a panoramic x-ray back when we lived in Olympia and commented on the good job the orthodontist did on my teeth. I told her it was natural, but I don’t think she believed me. My dad’s teeth were the same way.
My siblings all had to have dental work done at one time or another in their lives. Me? I took Lexapro and it softened my teeth and they began to break. So now, I need to have most of them extracted. :o[