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Last night I dreamed that my teeth fell out. For some reason, everything below the gum was basically made of straw. My teeth are houses built upon the sand... My teeth *have* been bothering me lately, but I suppose this indicates Something Else that's bothering me too.

Today I am not at work, tomorrow I am not at work. This week I've clocked up a mere 6 hours of overtime, much less than has been the case recently and not much considering the workload this week. I think I *might* have found some solutions to having four times the workload and half the staff I was originally employed to deal with. No overpriced locums, no new appointments, neither of which are possible given the £40k budget cut we've just been handed. MANY BLOCKS; HANDLE IT!!1

I'm trying to get some applique done today, pictures if it works.
And I'm going for a walk.

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I often have teeth-falling-out dreams.. "Apparently" (according to people I mention this to), it's all to do with stress.

And I do have a recurring problem with a filling that keeps coming out, that's destined to turn into an expensive crowning job in the imminent future. Which only adds to the stress. It's a case of real teeth causing imaginary teeth to fall out! An outrage!

Enjoy your walk - and yes, post up your pictures! I've got a thrilling day of cleaning lined up, all while listening to the wonderful new Mogwai album! :)

Loss of teeth dreams are apprently symbolic of feelings of powerlessness, according to what I done gone read.

I've had those dreams since I was small; I think less frequently now than then. Often, I also dreamt in my dream that I "woke up", and noticed they were still gone. It's not until I REALLY wake up, that I know it was all a bad dream.

Argh! That really sucks! I think I'd have a heart attack in my sleep >_>