Mom sees a trip to the dentist as a mini vacation from the kids

I'm sitting here chanting "not my life .. not my life ... so glad this is NOT MY LIFE."

http://blogs.babycenter.com/mom_stories/7-places-automatically-more-enjoyable-after-having-kids/

Oy. I've had dental surgery, which meant telling the dentist to knock me out and wake me up after he is done slicing and dicing my gums. After that, it was home to sympathetic pupsters and an attentive mate. Nothing else. It was an ordeal to get past, knowing that I had caretakers at home, not howling brats.

But then they bingo us and say that having kids is all worth it eyes2

Whatever gets them through their day.

So glad that won't ever be me.

Lol! I love tell-all shit like this. They whine and whine and then they tell everyone how WONDERFUL it is. Misery loves company.

Ugh. One of the few things that scares me is going to the dentist. If that's better than being at home with the sprogs then her house must be like Dante's Inferno.

(Actually dreading going back to the dentist as it looks as though I'll have to get my wisdom teeth pulled. I read through the procedure online and that's made it worse. A needle right in the gums... :bawl)

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Slightly off-topic, but if you can, opt for general anesthesia, strange_aeons. I had my wisdom teeth out maybe two or three years ago and when I saw my X-rays, I knew I did not want to be awake for the surgery. My wisdom teeth were all laying perfectly horizontal below the gumline, so I don't even want to think about what my surgeon was doing to my head to get those fuckers out. Nope nope nope, knock my ass out, I am not gonna stay awake for this shit.

On-topic... all I can say is HAH, sucks to be you, Moo! Butbutbut, I thought children were precious miracles, so doesn't that mean you yearn to be in their presence 24/7? Isn't that what Moos want everyone to believe, and then they backpedal after they've been wiping shitty asses and cleaning puke for two or three years? It's pretty sad when getting your teeth drilled is a vacation compared to a house of screeching brats, but hey, nobody made this Moo (or any Moo) breed, so I don't feel sorry for them. It's like someone who jumps off their roof for fun and then complains that they got disqualified from the dance competition because their legs are broken in seveal places: no fucks given because they did it to themselves.

The best part is that they have to deal with kids screaming from morning until night, bastards slapping the bathroom door and crying 15 seconds after Moo goes in there and somehow wrecking entire rooms after Moo comes back from her three-minute dump.... and then they'll have more kids. But they're never planned. Because sex is such a rare occurrence in a breeder relationship/marriage, they don't use any form of birth control. I mean, it's not a worthwhile investment to be on the pill or even buy a whole box of condoms when you fuck once a year if you're lucky. They might not even bother with pulling out because they're just so jaded from sluicing that they don't give a shit if she gets pregnant again.

It's a pathetic, meaningless, unfulfilling life, and rather than suck it up because they chose it all by themselves for themselves, they write articles like this to make their asses feel better. And since they know for a damn fact they have a huge target audience, it's considered successful journalism. I wonder if this Moo has thought about how her brats will feel if they read this drivel two decades from now and find out that Mommy would rather go to work or have a root canal than be around them.

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Ugh. One of the few things that scares me is going to the dentist. If that's better than being at home with the sprogs then her house must be like Dante's Inferno.

(Actually dreading going back to the dentist as it looks as though I'll have to get my wisdom teeth pulled. I read through the procedure online and that's made it worse. A needle right in the gums... :bawl)

I'm going to ditto Cambion. You might have to pay that part out-of-pocket, but definitely get yourself knocked out for the procedure. The dentists use some good stuff. I don't even remember the first hour after leaving the dentist's office, Dh said that I sang off-key, told myself some jokes and laughed, argued with him about getting a milk shake from McDonald's, then keeled over in the seat.

I'll tell you the truth about 'wisdom teeth pulling' SA -

Those bothered by such things may not want to read further - WARNING -

OK, it isn't 'pulling' like you'd imagine. It's more like 'wedging' something out with a crow bar. Yes, I had mine done and I was 'coherent' for it. They did give me some 'shots' (to the gums). Sometimes that doesn't do all that much.

Alot of drugs do not hit me very hard. ? I'm not sure why. I've even taken 'street drugs' like PCP - yes I got a buzz but - did I want to run around going crazy or etc? No. I will mention Heroin also. I hope I don't come off as some kind of - wastoid, or something. I was more of an 'experimenter'. And I only sniffed that, I have never done needle drugs. And that was Meh, also. People get addicted to this? Seriously?

I did like smokeable Opium. Go on Holiday to Morocco, why don't you? Hey - you could maybe get your teeth done there - and then go to a pub, coffee shop, or hookah bar - they'll set you up.

OK, I'm advocating illegal drug use here
Watch what you do. People with touchy systems should use their own discretion.
And / Or - You Kids! You better watch what you do! (+ Elderly Finger Wag).

And anyway, the only reason I mention that is that there is even yet *moar stronger* than that. If you can get it, in a medical setting - you want Dilaudid. Preferably #4. With a splash of Ativan. NOW we're getting somewhere! On our way to wasted at last!

They'll only pass out those goodies when you're seriously fuckt up. Too bad. IMO you need this for your basic cavity.
(eta to cross this out because I don't want to scare you.)

But, on the other side of the coin - I have had ALOT of dental work - with almost NO 'anasthetics' at all. Just the shots. And for most of my 'work' - it was only one or two. *Those* *don't* really hurt that bad either because before - they're going to rub some - kinda like cocaine or - novocaine? Is that a thing? solution over the area and that 'numbs it' for the shot. The shots are NO big deal at all. And YES - you DO want those. For some things I had no drugs, no shots, at all. And it was not that bad either.

As far as the 'Nitrous' gas - oddly enough in this area (US) - it's hard to find this. You literally have to hunt for a Dentist that uses it. I don't know why? Must be some regional thing. For myself - this stuff did not do SHIT. NOTHING. I may as well have inhaled plain old air. It did - NOTHING AT ALL. As I say - I seem to 'burn up' drugs pretty quick, many do not seem to 'hit me that hard', so maybe it was just me. Or - maybe others had the same experience and that's why people gave up on it. ? JMHO but I think this stuff is completely worthless.

The Dentist is not that bad. Like Dorisan - I've had stuff edging into surgery range. And I'm about to go in for more of that. SUPER FUN TIMES! I cannot wait. I've had other teeth pulled besides the wisdom teeth too. And several root canals. And many of my teeth are capped. I got one now - well 'not one' - because the thing *fell out*. That's at least into root canal range, if not into implant range. Oh, it's going to be SO much fun! I cannot WAIT! In case you can't tell, I'm being sarcastic. I'm thinking - for that one - I might get a silver cap. Yes it will be visible. Top front, first molar after the canine. BLING BLING!
Hey, you can always get the cap changed.

And yes I will have this done with 'just the shots'. Be drillin up in yo head n shizz.
Think I can talk them into D4?
Probably not. I don't know if a Dentist can even use that kind of stuff. An Oral Surgeon probably can ~

Anyway, getting your wisdom teeth pried out is not that big of a deal. I had mine done with 'just the shots'. I've had plenty of other dental work done with *no drugs at all* also.

On the other side of the coin - if you can get yourself booked into an Oral Surgeon - you might be able to get more powerful drugs. Or to be 'knocked out' completely. You can get that here, but it costs more. Insurance will often not pay for that, either. That is if you even *have* Dental insurance (most US people do not. I don't.) - Which is one of the reasons I always opted for the 'low / less' drug options - it's cheaper.

Well, have fun with it

Look at it this way - ANYTHING beats pinching out a sprog - and then being stuck with said sprog.

But you have to give this woman credit for getting dental care at all. Some of the breeder coworker women I worked with had bad teeth and unbearable breath and they said they got their kids dental care because "when you have a child, the child comes first" and so I had to smell their horrible breath. Brings up what I always say but dare not, if you cannot afford dental care for yourself, why are you having kids?

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As far as the 'Nitrous' gas - oddly enough in this area (US) - it's hard to find this. You literally have to hunt for a Dentist that uses it. I don't know why? Must be some regional thing. For myself - this stuff did not do SHIT. NOTHING. I may as well have inhaled plain old air. It did - NOTHING AT ALL.

My previous dentist was quite generous with the laughing gas, but that was the late 90s - early 2000s. When I moved, it took awhile to work up the nerve to find a new dentist, so several years passed. I needed a crown replaced and when I went to the dentist, I sat down in the chair, gripped the arms, and said "gimme the gas." At first, he didn't want to; said he didn't believe in using the stuff for anything but critical dentistry. I glared and said "it's not for the pain, I can stand the pain. It's for the anxiety. Give. me. the. gas."

I huffed and huffed -- nuthin'. Tried to find my happy place and relax, breathing in through my nose. Still no joy. When the dentist came in, I squawked "it's not working! what the hell?!" I usually become very relaxed. That's when he said "nitrous oxide is heavily regulated now. If it's not giving you a buzz, it's because you are too used to the stuff. Federal regulations dictate the level I can administer; you are at the highest tap I'm allowed."

Fucking abusers of NO caused the Feds to clamp down on the mixture. When I was told that I'd need gum surgery, I told the dentist "I am NOT going through that with just Novocaine." He had to send me to a specialist who was licensed to administer general anesthesia. Cost an extra $300 out of my pocket. I might have been able to endure it if NO was available in a strong enough dose.

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But you have to give this woman credit for getting dental care at all. Some of the breeder coworker women I worked with had bad teeth and unbearable breath and they said they got their kids dental care because "when you have a child, the child comes first" and so I had to smell their horrible breath. Brings up what I always say but dare not, if you cannot afford dental care for yourself, why are you having kids?

Yeah, and why can't these people buy themselves a $2 tube of toothpaste?

This reminds me of something a friend of mine told me, about some guy she knows, whom I have met and 'know what he looks like'. He has kind of a Hipster Extreme / Oldie Glam musician look going.

So 'this guy' was in a store one time, and this junkie latched onto him and kept repeating - you gotta have some stuff man, come on, gimme some stuff.

'This guy' told this bum - I'll give you a dollar for a bar of soap.

There's All Types Weirdos around here. Most people are clean and do have good teeth.
You can easily find cheap tooth paste, mouth wash, other dental care items.

The smart and conscientious people avail themselves.

Got any Stuff man?

GAH

There are plenty of 'Eccentric Characters' around here, that may be something interesting, anyway. And / or - I'm just as nutty as the rest of them ~

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But you have to give this woman credit for getting dental care at all. Some of the breeder coworker women I worked with had bad teeth and unbearable breath and they said they got their kids dental care because "when you have a child, the child comes first" and so I had to smell their horrible breath. Brings up what I always say but dare not, if you cannot afford dental care for yourself, why are you having kids?

I guess the cows never heard the old saying "have a baby, lose a tooth?" There's science behind that. Pregnancy affects oral health

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This well-known tale asserts that for every child a woman has, she is bound to lose a tooth, mostly because of how hormonal changes during pregnancy affect oral health. While there may not be a one-to-one ratio between the number of children a woman has and the number of teeth she loses, studies have actually found a link between pregnancy and dental issues.

The childbearing years of these women is an even more critical time for orthodontic maintenance. And besides, my teeth cleaning appointments only set me back ~$70 - and insurance covers that. If the moos skipped a month's worth of McDonald's for their brats, they'd have the money to keep from becoming toothless.

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Ugh. One of the few things that scares me is going to the dentist. If that's better than being at home with the sprogs then her house must be like Dante's Inferno.

(Actually dreading going back to the dentist as it looks as though I'll have to get my wisdom teeth pulled. I read through the procedure online and that's made it worse. A needle right in the gums... :bawl)

I'm going to ditto Cambion. You might have to pay that part out-of-pocket, but definitely get yourself knocked out for the procedure. The dentists use some good stuff. I don't even remember the first hour after leaving the dentist's office, Dh said that I sang off-key, told myself some jokes and laughed, argued with him about getting a milk shake from McDonald's, then keeled over in the seat.

There is a type of sedation that isn't general but several steps above local Novocaine. A midazolam IV in the arm will leave you going WTF happened as well as general, but there is no need for the monitoring your your breathing.

I had this when I had four wisdoms yanked at once. I remember waking up telling the dentist and Mom that I was watching dancing hippos.

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I got knocked the fuck out and had an IV in each hand - one for nitrous and one for anesthesia, I think. Apparently, I just kept going on and on about my head hurting. Turned out I had a sinus infection going on at the same time as my wisdom tooth extraction. I also kept asking if I was sitting down because I felt like I was going to faint when the gas hit me. I did not find the buzz to be fun - I found it confusing. I don't know how people do that shit recreationally.

And yeah, I also give this Moo credit for not only going to the dentist, but also for having a job. That's more than most Moos. I don't know if she actually does her job well since the average breeder heifer doesn't, but you know all the Duhs are going, "We've known work is better than kids by comparison forEVER." The SAHMs all think their darling men are working so much overtime to support the family they lurve... haha, NOPE. He's just pulling 60+ hours a week because it's better than going home to a screeching wife and screeching brats.

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There is a type of sedation that isn't general but several steps above local Novocaine. A midazolam IV in the arm will leave you going WTF happened as well as general, but there is no need for the monitoring your your breathing.

I had this when I had four wisdoms yanked at once. I remember waking up telling the dentist and Mom that I was watching dancing hippos.

Procedural sedation or Moderate sedation

Very common misconception. Versed requires very careful monitoring because it is a benzo and will cause respiratory depression and hypotension. That being said it can be done safely in a dentist office. The patient should be monitored by an RN familiar with the drugs and post anesthesia recovery. In addition the staff must be prepared for complications up to and including Cardiac Arrest.


Web MD : http://www.webmd.com/oral-health/sedation-dentistry-can-you-really-relax-in-the-dentists-chair

CA State Board of Nursing Conscious Sedation Regulation www.rn.ca.gov/pdfs/regulations/npr-b-06.pdf

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Wisdom teeth removal: the recovery is worse than the surgery. I sobbed like crazy when I came to and then looked like a bruised chipmunk for over a week.

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There is a type of sedation that isn't general but several steps above local Novocaine. A midazolam IV in the arm will leave you going WTF happened as well as general, but there is no need for the monitoring your your breathing.

I had this when I had four wisdoms yanked at once. I remember waking up telling the dentist and Mom that I was watching dancing hippos.

I had my wisdom teeth pulled this past February and that's what I had. The doctor I went to is primarily a plastic surgeon who also pulls wisdom teeth, so I don't know if that makes a difference in the sedation I got. (I did have nitrous while they were putting in the IV.) I dreamed I went to Mars while I was knocked out, and when I woke up, I asked if I could take my teeth to Saturn with me.

I enjoy going to the dentist, it's rather relaxing to me. I often nap while getting my teeth cleaned, hehe. Or rather, micronaps until my hygienist bids me to close my mouth for a second to suction up the excess water. If she didn't, I'd be snoring like a hog. And after cleaning, it's often time to mosey on home and relax. While the dentist's is relaxing to me, I can relax when I get home too. No nasty little goblins running around here, just a sweet hubby and a chubby kitty who loves to knead my tummy.

Re: wisdom teeth. I have heard so many horror stories about wisdom teeth everywhere. My hubby had to have his really dug out of there, and many of my friends and family, as well. It was a shock to me to hear of these horror stories, since all of my wisdom teeth were pulled with only a minimal dose of novocaine to take the edge off. For one of the extractions, I told him not to use novocaine at all, just get the thing out (the crown had cracked, exposing the pulp, so I just wanted him to yank that fucker out). I remember that my then-dentist told me that all of my wisdom teeth had conical roots, so they just pretty much popped out of there without a fuss. I feel so bad for those of you who have such ordeals with your wisdom teeth.

I have really sensitive teeth...we are talking the kind where cold air hitting just right will bring on tears. I'm fortunate to finally have a dentist who understands that because I didn't go for 6 years and am paying the price. It just hurt too much to go and eal with the hook of death.

Having my wisdom teeth pulled though was awesome . My step-dad said they gave me "Twilight Sleep" whatever that is and not even sure if it was true. All I know is that I was floating and giggling my ass off before I was out. Next thing I know I was home and had good drugs that made me see smiley faces in the school hallways. The only time I hurt at all was getting a dry socket....that thing hurt worse than anything. My own fault for getting it (listen about not sucking on anything, not even a straw!) but it still sucked.

Three weeks later I was back to eating crunchy foods again . Get knocked out and you will have not a single problem and will enjoy the before!

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Wisdom teeth removal: the recovery is worse than the surgery. I sobbed like crazy when I came to and then looked like a bruised chipmunk for over a week.

Apparently I had an easy surgery. I was up and futzing with my computer when I got home. I bled quite a bit, but the pain was managable. With a mouth full of bandages, I sure talked goofy however.

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Excuses!

The only major problem I have had at the dentist was the injection. It contains epinephrine, which is adrenaline. I can not have any stimulant in my body. Panic attacks, racing heartbeat and nausea. Since I met a dental hygienist at a dog show, I now know to ask "no epi" and it's made a huge difference. There is still some pain, but better than wanting to rip out my skin, or run out of the chair, to the bathroom thinking I'll heave my guts out. What a pussy I am. Strangely, after brain surgery, I wanted to go home same day. Surgeon discharged me after 36 hours. The nurses must have complained, I was walking the halls with my pole, chatting with anyone willing to talk. No staying put in bed for annoying barren.They refused to give me any sedative. When I had my gallbladder removed, the pain kept me in bed. Abdominal pain > cranial pain.

My dentist had been bugging me for many years to get my two (I only had 2, the uppers, as the lowers never developed) wisdom teeth pulled. It had been a minor but growing problem, causing problems for the adjacent teeth.

In 2008, I finally had them pulled but it was more for financial reasons. I was nearing my early retirement and would lose my dental insurance coverage (COBRA) by the end of the year. So, if I wanted to pay little to get the two teeth pulled, I had to do it soon.

The two wisdom teeth were not impacted or anything weird like that. They were in my mouth well but not serving any useful purpose (as in chewing food LOL!). My dentist told me they should come out pretty easily and referred me to an oral surgeon who happened to be walking distance from where I live. I had the first one pulled in June and the second one in July. This way, I'd always have one side of my mouth unaffected after the procedure and be able to chew. I did it this way because I recalled getting two baby teeth pulled the same day, one on each side, and I had trouble chewing on either side of my mouth for a day or so.

And it did go quickly and smoothly each time. I had the Novocaine only, no general or any kind of sedation. That was the only tough part but it was familiar to me from all the fillings my dentist had done over the years. I do have a sensitive gagging reflex which the oral surgeon was not familiar with the first time. But each one came out okay. I was in his office at 9 AM and walked back home by 11:30 AM each time. It took that long until they released me only because there was some rule that they couldn't let me go sooner even though I was fine (never unconscious). This was much faster and easier than the dental work for the two crowns I had done going back a few years. He had to stich up the gum a little bit but the stitches had come up in a few days, before the follow-up visit. No pain afterward at all. I was still working 2 days a week at the time but I made sure to have these done 4 days before I had to work again in case something went wrong with that.

My copay was only $25 each time, a lot less than the hundreds of dollars I would have paid had I waited until 2009 or later and had to pay the whole tab. My regular dentist was delighted because he could now work on the teeth adjacent to the pulled teeth he could not access before. And because the wisdom teeth themselves were the source of most of my cavities in the previous few years, I often had no cavities in subsequent visits.

Sorry to hear other here had significant ordeals.

Honestly, the worst part of my surgery was the IV in each hand. I was told to not eat or drink from midnight until after my surgery, but then they bitched at me that I was too dehydrated to get a vein in either arm (well then don't fuckin' tell me to not drink for 12+ hours), so I got a needle in both hands. I was stressed as fuck from this being my first surgery; my heart rate was something like 130 bpm. The stress crossed with the IV pain just made me start crying, and my surgeon asked me what I was most afraid of. I said not waking up from the anesthesia. She told me they'd never had that happen to anyone and that they'd be monitoring my condition the whole time. The staff was kind and that helped put me a little more at ease, especially once the nitrous hit me.

The surgery was picture-perfect, as was the recovery. I also find it hilarious because my mother told me I was being a hypochondriac when she overheard me say I was scared of not waking up from the anesthesia. Not a week later, she read a news article about a teenager who died during wisdom tooth surgery because no one was watching his oxygen levels. Mom said, had she read that article before I had my teeth out, she wouldn't have let me get the surgery. eyes2

The IVs were the worst pain IMO, but the second worst was just the sore, bleeding mouth. I went home and promptly rinsed the blood out of my mouth, and then my surgeon called to tell me to specifically not do that because my stitches would rupture from the suction caused by swishing water around in my mouth. In my case, it was too painful for me to even do that, so I tilted my head back, dumped water in my mouth, shook my whole head back and forth like a dog, then just opened my mouth over the sink and let gravity handle the water. I healed just fine, thankfully.

So just make sure you actually drink water to avoid a hand IV. I'd take a sore face over that shit any day.

Yeah, my dental practice does do anaesthesia. Hoping to avoid that because of the cost, though (prioritising money above myself - you can tell I'm Scottish, I guess )

It helps that my dentist is nice. He tends to hum gospel songs while he's working, which atheist me finds weirdly endearing.

Sure it'll be fine. It's just the sharp-things-in-mouth deal I'm bothered about.

Oh, and lol at the anaesthesia stories! I remember our course tutor telling us about a classmate of hers breaking her leg in PE, then when she came back from hospital still drugged up, she said, 'I'm back, bitches!' To the whole class. Including the teacher.

Fuckin' wisdom teeth, though. The upper left one was growing in just fine until a few weeks ago. Apparently it decided it'd be funny to turn outwards and cut my cheek to bits. Bastard of a thing.

(Zzelda - is it bad that I actually am interested in recreational drugs? Not the serious holy shit ones, obviously.)

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I know a guy who was a lifelong bachelor. He was into Fantasy Football, his x-box, poker, and hooking up. That's it. Nothing wrong with that.

Then his absolute best friend got married and sprogged. Hardly ever saw him anymore, so HE got married to a bitch with two retarded children. Ok, not clinically retarded, but they weren't right, thats for sure. He ADOPTED them.

About six months later my cell phone rang. It was him, asking what I was up to. "Suffering at the grocery." I said.

"You know, I have come to terms with Kroger myself", he answered. "In fact, I look forward to it".

Idiot. He divorced a year later. Still stuck with the two halfwits calling him "Daddy" though.

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I think moar have failed on me eyes2 which leads me to a rant about mine own Mini Vacation ~


OK, people are trying to tell me I have allergies. I probably do. I did as a child but that (I thought) had if not 'gone' - lessened. Well, I'm having issues again, it could be 'this area' which I moved to a few years ago. It's pretty 'woody'.

So a couple weeks ago my friend tells me to get these allergy meds, I tried them, they seemed to work quite well.

And have now, seemingly, stopped working.

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Do I have like acid humours or something? Fekkin everything *stops working*. GAH

So today I'm at work and decided to watch a little TV. Yes, we have a little TV in our little kitchen / break room area. I mention 'the office' too - because *you'd think* the air would be better there / sophisticated air handling equipment. You can't open the windows (high rise bldg.) I will guess some 'outside air' is sucked in, and they may even 'go' to that for most intake when the weather is ok.

I don't know. What I do know is - I took the allergy meds at 4am. And then again around 9.30. By noon - "it" had started up again. This can't be ~ How? I took plenty meds.

Ima go eat something. Go in kitchen area. Flip on TV. Change channel to the one local 'mid day news'. What's on this program? One of the reporters is 'interviewing' someone - as they usually do their 'book reviews' / interview an Author and such - not at the news desk but in over stuffed chairs + coffee table area, - I'm sure you all know what I'm talking about.

Flipped the TV on - that's what was on this news program. Gushing Reporter - and judging by the level of Ooos and Ahhhs - you'd think she was interviewing Hemingway come up from the grave ~

It was a CHILD. A small boy who could not have been more than 10 - 12 years old. And WunderKind had "made a documentary" about food allergies.

HEAD. DESK.

Here ya go - I knew I didn't hallucinate this ~
http://wgntv.com/2015/04/15/midday-fix-jack-yonover-talks-about-his-documentary-that-bites/

Justin Bieber 2.0 is a well spoken child, but come on - there's a lack of info out there? Uh, NO. IMO there is TOO MUCH info giving Moos all sorts of crazy ideas.

And do we really need to fawn over a child like this?

Anyway, this was my today's Mini Vacation. While I was having some kind of allergy issue. In a bldg. with supposedly excellent HVAC equipment. And after I choked down more than enough meds - which seem to have stopped working.

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