one's nose immobilized. I've never had that issue before since I've
never had a cavity in that area before, and I hope I never do again.
It wasn't uncomfortable, but it sure was weird only being able to
flare one nostril. Once I discovered this do you think I stopped doing
it? Nope, did it until the meds wore off. I started to freak at one
point because I thought I'd never had issue with being able to move
something after dental work, but eventually I realized I was half
talking out of my mouth due to my lip being somewhat effected as well.
For a bit there I was worried I'd never move my left nostril again!
Yeah, I'm weird and I know it.
Alice was a pain today. I'm not sure what her deal is, but I was quite
happy when she finally went to sleep so I didn't have to deal with it
anymore. Hopefully it won't carry on into tomorrow as well. She wasn't
on her best behavior at school on Monday (she played with a girl's
hair and the girl didn't like it, she wanted to wash her hands first
so she unbuckled the shoe of girl first in line and bothered her. She
got told to stop and Alice cried) and I'd hate for her to have a
repeat of that. Ugh…I sometimes hate letting her go and letting her
grow up. ANYWAY, I just hope she is a good girl tomorrow. I will not
have another day like today!
