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Day 164; Footnotes of Sight
I am having a love hate relationship with my contacts. I have to wear rigid contacts due to an eye condition, which has a name longer than I care to try to pronounce. Several years ago I went to a … Continue reading
May Fourteenth; Up On The Rooftop
At certain times of the year, you will find me on the roof of my house. Which is an amazing feat because I have / had, a serious fear of heights. I read somewhere along the lines that to conquer … Continue reading
March Eighteenth; Changing Within
I finally have the last load of bed linens in the wash. I will admit that during the winter I have many blankets on my bed as I tend to get cold easily. I prefer not to have any electrically … Continue reading
Day Forty-two..I did it for Love
I won’t lie, I absolutely, positively, without a shred of doubt, hate to drive at night. I don’t like the limited sight and those headlights of oncoming vehicles that I’m sure can be seen from the International Space Station don’t … Continue reading
January Twentieth; A New Vision
My usual spot, my regular routine. Sitting here with a cup of coffee, watching the sun rise above the trees. The feral cats are out back. One having become courageous enough to play in those leaves I have yet to … Continue reading
January Eighth: A New Song
Music soothes the savage beast, so they say. The beast this time has become, desperately needs music. Our heart, holds its own songs within. Songs that are special to each of us individually in ways only we understand. The memories … Continue reading
December Twenty-ninth; If I Could Give a Gift
A couple of years ago I was given a gift. My house needs new windows. Someone knew of several windows that had been rejected by a company for a minor fault. If I didn’t mind the fault, then they would … Continue reading
November Fourteenth; For Which Sight am I Thankful?
Sitting here looking at the word sight, yes, like all the others, I see more than the obvious. While seeing with our eyes is the first thing that comes to mind, there are other ways as well. Let’s explore. 1) … Continue reading
