For this weekend, from now until Monday 29th September, my book of
short stories, The Mother of the Bride & Other Stories, is free to download
on Kindle from Amazon and Amazon UK.
I have had toothache for the
past couple of weeks and I don’t have to tell anyone how that drags you down. I
finally got up the courage to see the dentist yesterday. It wasn’t possible to
pinpoint exactly where all the pain is coming from, so she’s hoping it was the
small cavity she found which she has put a temporary filling in.
If that was the problem, it
should settle down – I hope it does because it hurts more than ever today! I’m
going back in two weeks for the proper filling to be done and if it hasn’t
settled down, she’ll investigate further.
Miserable as it is, I know
people have far worse problems, so I’m going to man-up and stop feeling sorry
for myself!
I was going to catch up on my reading, but Harley had other ideas.
Our last day out in the
summer holidays was to the Suffolk Punch Trust at Hollesley, east of
Woodbridge. We wanted to go somewhere quiet as we were winding down ready for
school to start on the Thursday and also Imogen had had a nasty fall and hurt
her elbow. I made her a sling with one of my scarves.
We enjoyed meeting the gentle
giants.
Harley loves Paul O’Grady –
or maybe it’s the dogs. Not a dry eye in the house when that programme is on (she looked away from the screen as I took the photos, but she had been watching).
I caught Dusty and Harley hiding away plotting how to get into the cupboard where I keep the Dreamies. I asked them what they were up to and they said, "Nothing!" but those faces tell a different story!
Thanks, Teresa. Just downloaded the book and looking forward to reading it. Great pics by the way! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Lynette - hope you enjoy it :-) x
ReplyDeleteNothing worse than toothache Teresa. How long can I go on without a Kindle? I love short stories. Need to think about it seriously. Lovely post, and those two rascals really do look innocent.
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't be without my Kindle now, Maggie. You can store so many books and they never need dusting :-) x
DeleteI meant to add I hope your toothache is resolved, Teresa. I remember once at the end of a course of dental treatment, my last session was to have a back tooth removed and it broke off as it was being extracted. The dentist said, "You'll have to go to the hospital now." I thought she meant there and then, but I had to wait to hear from them. So I went home with raging tooth ache, bought a packet of Nurofen [on the dentist's advice] and drank a bottle of wine to cope with the pain! Happily, the hospital were great when it was finally removed!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Lynette. Ooh that sounds like an awful experience you had!
DeleteI think I know now which tooth is hurting - and it isn't the one she filled :-( I can't take Nurofen and I'm allergic to codeine so I'm a bit stuck as far as pain relief goes - although I can certainly give the wine a try :-) x
Hope the dentist gets it sorted. There's nothing worse than a nagging ache. Thanks for the freebie.
ReplyDeleteThank you - hope you enjoy it x
DeleteHa ha it's amazing how innocent our pets can look when they want to.
ReplyDeleteAmazing how innocent they can look when they're caught in the act too x
DeleteMany thanks for the download. I shall enjoy reading.
ReplyDeleteLove the photo of Harley and Dusty. They look guilty!
Alyson
They were definitely plotting something - they work as a team to get me to open the cupboard with the treats in :-) x
DeleteThat's a lovely-looking book, Teresa and I shall be downloading it right now. I love your beautiful pictures too. We now have Dreamies stationed in all kinds of places. One of my daughters appears to have put some in the bathroom. Our cats have perfected the art of slinking from room to room, approaching each of us in turn, and looking irresistibly wistful.
ReplyDeleteI really hope your toothache gets better very soon. xxx
That is so funny, Joanna - we have bags of Dreamies scattered about too. I keep one by the back door for when Harley's frolicking about when it's getting dark and a rustle of it never fails to bring her running in. I wonder what they put in them that makes them so utterly irresistible. Dusty likes them too :-) x
DeleteYou poor thing, especially as you can't take painkillers. I hope it's sorted soon. Thanks for the download, i shall enjoy reading that with my cuppa.xx.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Deb. I can at least take paracetemol which helps a bit :-) x
DeleteHope the tooth pain settles down soon, Teresa.
ReplyDeleteReally like the picture of Dusty and Harley, their expressions are priceless. And hope you've been able to catch up on your reading now. :-)
Thanks, Carol. I do love the looks on their little faces - and for once they waited for me to get my camera :-) x
DeleteOh poor you - toothache is so miserable especially if you can't take painkillers. Hope this finds you feeling loads better. Thank you for the download - I'd missed that one so WHAT A TREAT! Um (blush) what are Dreamies? Oooh don't they look innocent the little rascals. Gorgeous pictures as always :o) xx
ReplyDeleteThank you, Sue. I have a bad cold now as well - oh well, get all the misery over with at once :-) Dreamies are cat treats like tiny little pillows with something that must be exceedingly yummy inside :-) x
DeleteThanks for the treat, Teresa! Hope your toothache is sorted out very soon. Love your animal tales!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Rosemary :-) x
DeleteOh poor you. Toothache is horrible. I hope it goes soon.
ReplyDeleteI'm throwing everything at it, Frances - warm salty mouthwash, smearing sensitive toothpaste all over it, strepsils - wine, whisky.... :-) x
DeleteThanks for the free ebook — just downloaded and look forward to reading! :-)
ReplyDeleteHope you enjoy it :-) x
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