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another conversation...

disclaimer: this conversation means no offense to any group. in fact, it's possible i'd fit in quite well with the mentioned group, nor am i classifying people who made the choice that i am choosing not to make.


The Convo between me and my adoring spouse:

me: so I called the oral surgeon and made my consult appt. I also got an estimate for the surgery, anesthesia and the implant. all in all about $3400.00
adoring spouse: well that's what I said it would cost...

*i made a not so nice comment that i'm leaving out here. chalk it up to artistic license and assuming *

adoring spouse: what would happen if you just didn't replace the tooth?
me: that's not going to happen.

adoring spouse: but what would be the ramifications if you didn't replace it...

me: none, but it's a non-issue since i'm having the implant

me: i'm not a hillbilly!

adoring spouse: just because you have all your teeth doesn't mean you aren't a hillbilly...

at this juncture can i point out my disappointment that my first shot at getting implants and it's a tooth...
not that i need them in any other area. i'm just saying.

either way the yarn budget is going to be taking a hit...

anyone guess why i'm more gungho to get this surgery than the one i need on my elbow?

because i don't knit with my teeth.

Mr. Brown has volunteered to be my caretaker... (picture taken months ago... surgery is not scheduled yet)

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Ms. Kimba said…
Dale is right, you can still be a hillbilly with all your teeth hahahaha

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