Hmm well!

[karadinart]

Will make appointments today to see optometrist and dentist, though I should make appt at dentist for spouse too. I have a tooth that's been slowly chipping away (in the back) and it needs a crown, but even with 'blue chip' insurance I have to pay $180 out, well, better than loosing a tooth I suppose.

And I've really needed new eyeglasses for four years.

I also need a new kitchen sink, and a new stove, and brakes fixed on car. Never ends.

This puts off buying Nemuri goods, ne?

Laundry day and grocery day too, so I should peruse some fic before kids get up for school.

Hope you have a great Tuesday!

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[gypsygrrl420.livejournal.com]

I feel you! My Medicaid was terminated at the end of last year, and though it didn't cover much, it did cover visits to the clinic and scripts. Said clinic had a dentist's office, and I was getting cavities filled--up until GP died and I found myself without time. Now I have to pay for each visit, though it's on a sliding scale. They told me I needed a root canal on a molar; I told them to pull it. Drove 45 minutes away to the oral surgeon and he was fabulous. Didn't feel a thing!

*sighs* Eye exam...I need one, cause my vision gets worse every six months.

But yeah, it never ends. Have you tried Sears for a new stove?

[goodbyemyfancy.livejournal.com]

I am feeling the $$ crunch right now - and with taxes coming up, it is always a bit stressful. Yesterday was the last of the spending unil I get some reimbursement cheques from the uni!

I think I have a dental appointment this month ... good reminder to check!!

[ani-mama.livejournal.com]

I broke a molar over the holidays. I thought I had to get a crown, but the dentist managed to salvage the tooth with a new filling and only charged $150. You never know, maybe a filling is all you need as well?

We always have to pay taxes, so big expenses are on hold until after April. I don't think I have had a tax refund in 20 years...