Will your crustacean pot take being plunged in water for ten minutes or so? If it will, you could drop it into a bucket of water to soften the present mix and gently ease out both plants for repotting. You'll be pleased with how the Haworthia will clump up when it has more room to spread. Be quite gentle with the Kalanchoe. You need to be cautious about moving it into more sunlight. An east window could be useful. Once it is settled, you could use half-strength houseplant food to improve its leaf colour and possibly encourage flowering. The crustacean pot could always be used for 'baby plants' to enjoy them while small before potting them on.

Weird, maybe they are franchises and each does what they want? I found a dentist that is close by that is preferred on my insurance that had good reviews on Citysearch. I'm going next week so we will see. We just don't care for the new guy who took over for the retired dentist and he isn't preferred on our insurance and it made a big difference in what we have to pay.

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Well, I went to my dental appointment yesterday, that I had scheduled back in December. Here’s how it went down: 3 weeks ago, they called to confirm my appointment, we assured each other we had not had symptoms of, been diagnosed with, or been in contact with someone diagnosed, with Covid. They told me all their new procedures. 2 days before, they sent me an electronic confirmation and form to fill out about my Covid status like they did 3 weeks ago. 1 day before, because I hadn’t really read the email and filled out the form, they called to remind me and to get my credit card number to pay in advance, if I wanted. I did, and I filled out the form. 6 hours before, they sent me the digital form again to fill out. 0 hour, per their instructions, I entered the empty waiting room not a moment before or after my scheduled time. The hygienist was waiting, masked. In the chair, I rinsed 30 seconds with a hydrogen peroxide and water solution, spit into a cup that was promptly disposed of in hazardous waste. Didn’t spit into the little chair-side sink. I took off my glasses (as I usually do) and she gave me goggles. She took my temperature. The hygienist put on her face shield. She also wore glasses, and needed flip-up goggles with “loupes” on them for close work. Poor thing, there were at least 5 layers between her eyes and mine. She positioned a “pressure machine” that I guess worked like a shop vac (sounded like one) to suck up any droplets. The instruments were...I can’t remember, they told me three weeks ago, but some were disposable and some went through an intense process with days between uses. The rest of the appointment went as normal. When I left, the receptionist slipped me my receipt under the plexiglass shield at the desk. I felt comfortable. One thing I noticed: no magazines in the waiting room, since no one will be waiting in there for a good while. This will probably kill the print magazine industry, which was already struggling, and which was recently hurting from the drop in advertising. And for those of us who still get print magazines, where will we take them when we finish with them? I often left a magazine behind when I would go to an appointment.