For Throwback Thursday this week, we were wondering what your most prized/cherished/sentimental possession is..
JStew: Boy oh boy. I still have most of the parts from my first drum kit when I was 12. I d been taking lessons before that, but for Christmas in 6th grade, Mom must ve figured, for better or worse, this drumming thing wasn t going anywhere. But my first kit also belonged to my childhood drumming mentor, Warren Bishop. Sadly, I ve lost some of the kit here and there, but I have some parts that are still functional, and those that aren t have slowly been repurposed into furniture or decorations. Those make me happy too. I can t play them, but I can still look at them and have fond memories.
UMA Dental Clinic In Bangor Is Offering Free Cleanings For Kids
When I was a kid, going to the dentist was always a chore. Like pulling teeth, as they say. Not literally in my case, but no fun for my mom nonetheless. I was one of those kids that tired to cram six months of brushing into the three hours before my dental appointment. My mom probably took a lot of flack from the dentist.
These days, I m much more adultlike in the care of my teeth. Of course, it helps to have solid dental insurance through work. So I don t really have to worry much about the how s and when s of my next appointment. But a lot of folks aren t as lucky as I am. they re either underinsured, or have no insurance at all. Especially kids.
In everyone s home, there are always old sayings, or new ones, or straight up weird ones that get used to the point of legend, if not completely overused. We got wondering what those were in your house..
JStew: A month ago, I guess the most overused phrase in our house was probably, Have you seen my phone? We used to be two people alone in a big old house, and smoething as small as a phone is pretty easy to misplace. Now that we have a dog, easily the most overheard phrases is, When s the last time Neko went out? I have to say though. the second one never gets old for me. Any chance to hang out with my bestest boy is quite welcome.