Granny's gone and done it again

[ShrekDawg]

These lemon drops are really good lol at least the one brand, idk about the other brand yet. Still sucking on the first one from the first brand lmao and they are VERY good at producing saliva which is what I needed so that’s good lmaooooo

 

[ValerieJ]

Good evening Granny Land. The sun is down and there is a little light from the sky. Black dark in another few minutes. For the south it is going to be another frigid night. Got a few things done today. I got the heating map for the seeding table in place under 4 trays that have 288 cells for seeding. 24 have cabbage that are up and growing. Tomorrow I'll go through the seed box and find the collard seed and plant 30 more of them. They freeze well for later use.

How big is your garden bed? I wish I could plant that many cabbage and collards. I don't plant either because one or two plants doesn't seem to dent our use. I only have 256 SF in raised beds and that has to handle the strawberries, tomatoes and whatever else we grow for the year. This year one bed, on fourth of our space, was planted in garlic. We use a lot of garlic in this house all year long. Hoping it will keep for us.

 

[lovesfarms]

Yes I’m already on migraine meds. I really don’t think it’s TMJ because it came in suddenly and it’s also near constant even though it’s sort of off and on, it’s more on than off, and I feel like TMJ would only be occasionally? But could be wrong

If it were TMJ You migraine meds would likely make it go away. Have you tried mouth wash after every meal? Sometimes you have a tooth ache, not because of infection (bacteria) but juices get down into our teeth/gums and it's every bit as painful as an infection but the juices cause inflammation/swelling. It's very painful. If you use mouth wash after each time you eat, the pain goes away.
I have a tooth that lost it's filling. Needs a root canal.. It's not a cavity/infected but it sure hurts when tiny bits of food get stuck in it

Just a suggestion

 

[lovesfarms]

These lemon drops are really good lol at least the one brand, idk about the other brand yet. Still sucking on the first one from the first brand lmao and they are VERY good at producing saliva which is what I needed so that’s good lmaooooo

Dry mouth from medicine? Yuck! You poor thing!

 

[BigBlueHen53]

Dry mouth from medicine? Yuck! You poor thing!

I have this too. I use dry mouth lozenges, either Biotene or ACT brand, both are good.

 

[ShrekDawg]

If it were TMJ You migraine meds would likely make it go away. Have you tried mouth wash after every meal? Sometimes you have a tooth ache, not because of infection (bacteria) but juices get down into our teeth/gums and it's every bit as painful as an infection but the juices cause inflammation/swelling. It's very painful. If you use mouth wash after each time you eat, the pain goes away.
I have a tooth that lost it's filling. Needs a root canal.. It's not a cavity/infected but it sure hurts when tiny bits of food get stuck in it

Just a suggestion

I don’t have any mouthwash I don’t think except cheap stuff from the hospital but I can get some and try that. Thank you!!!!!

 

[ShrekDawg]

Dry mouth from medicine? Yuck! You poor thing!

Well, I do have dry mouth and have for a long time, made worse recently my new medicines added in October, so there IS that, but anyways, doctor recommended sugar free lemon drops because he thinks I have a blocked saliva duct or something and the lemon tang/saliva production might help unblock it I guess????? Idk. I didn’t really understand it myself LOL but yeah. But it also helps with my dry mouth even if it doesn’t help with that so it’s a win win either way and these are specifically made for dry mouth too soooo yeah

 

[lovesfarms]

How big is your garden bed? I wish I could plant that many cabbage and collards. I don't plant either because one or two plants doesn't seem to dent our use. I only have 256 SF in raised beds and that has to handle the strawberries, tomatoes and whatever else we grow for the year. This year one bed, on fourth of our space, was planted in garlic. We use a lot of garlic in this house all year long. Hoping it will keep for us.

If I smell garlic on someone's breath, I literally throw up.
I grew up on the farm and the first plant to grow in the spring was garlic. I declare the family cows bypassed the grass and feasted on the garlic. We ate....wait for it ... Garlic milk on our cereal, garlic hot chocolate, garlic cheese, garlic butter, garlic rhubarb cake,garlic pudding. Everything with milk or butter in it tasted like garlic. The more they harvested the garlic, the bigger the clumps became. On a cool wet spring, we suffered for quite awhile... Or so it seemed. And yes, the cows breath made me gag to. I pinched my nose shut to eat so I couldn't taste it and if I forgot for a second, the garlic would make me gag

 

[lovesfarms]

I don’t have any mouthwash I don’t think except cheap stuff from the hospital but I can get some and try that. Thank you!!!!!

Your welcome. I hope you find relief soon

 

[Nomadicus]

How big is your garden bed? I wish I could plant that many cabbage and collards. I don't plant either because one or two plants doesn't seem to dent our use. I only have 256 SF in raised beds and that has to handle the strawberries, tomatoes and whatever else we grow for the year. This year one bed, on fourth of our space, was planted in garlic. We use a lot of garlic in this house all year long. Hoping it will keep for us.

I have multiple gardens. Different sizes. Some are large and only one is on the small side at about 40' wide and almost a 100' long. They are spread over our 4+ acres that is terraced as this place was once a part of a farm that probably grew cotton and peanuts.