I have had tootache for a few months now. It was particularly bad a month ago. I went to two dentists, to no avail. A couple of X-rays later I think I have Trigeminal Neuralgia. I know nothing about Neuralgia. https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/trigeminal-neuralgia/diagnosis/ other than it lights a fire along my lower jaw that reminds me of motor cars at the end of the last century with flashing light along their hoods, running a sequence similar to my pain, though less enlightening.
I was thinking over likelihoods, I got the impression it related to gout, not for Weatherlawyer, it doesn’t. Weatherlawyer is more likely to jump to the conclusion it is due to volcanicity, something transient that reminds others of the weather. Lewotobi?
It is related in some way with anticyclones, I am sure and that is as far as I have got. My problem is that I can’t ask anyone else about it as there is nobody thinking the same way as I do. Delusional?
Not likely not after all this time and so many interesting speculations coming right. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lewotobi It is a twin (a dual) and I think that explains some of it.
Fancy coming to such a conclusion so quickly and moreover publishing what I believe is the correct analysis of the mountain involved. I went for a walk in the early morning just as the dormitories opened for hospital residents to drive to work. I had been reminiscing my past on the coast of North Wales, where I used to walk in the night with my dog and no other company except for an occasional car or lorry heading to England fast as they could.
How things change, yet you can still be more or less alone in the early morning in a big city and still hear the onset of Spring in the birdsong at that time of day. Life is still beautiful in a place not 10 miles between hospitals.
How do you measure the size of a big city these days. How far it is to the next town?
How long it takes to get toothache?
I missed getting the morning charts the last couple of days but the afternoon ones have remarkable similarity, unless you have been following my thoughts:
Low Pressure in the Mid Atlantic:
Who are they supposed to be kidding?
It is just air, not coastline and yet, it hangs around for alternative days as if it were being supplied by the mountains. Toothache or not, it is a good time to be alive. If I wasn’t dead when it all ends for me, I’d miss it.