You might remember them from back in October when I had the first cataract surgery...had the left eye done on Tuesday of this week and now have a matched set...so brighter days ahead and hoping for clearer vision. Just a smooth, quick procedure - all of 10 minutes or so, a little cup of ginger ale with a straw to speed me on my way and a huge pair of dark sunglasses to dampen the glare off the white snow.
Today is dedicated to doing a few more simple Christmasy tasks - and doctor says no snow shoveling for a week...aw shucks:o)
Be sure to visit the other "E" postings for Alphabe-Thursday.
Wishing everyone days filled with clarity and light.
Back soon...
I'm so happy for you Pat - this second procedure will have you stitching again in no time!
ReplyDeleteI had to smile at your comment on the little ceramic tree. I can't believe that it made it through all our moves, across Canada, up and down the USA and back and forth to Germany twice. There was a time when I wasn't fussy about it but now I treasure it!
I do hear in your words how sorry you are not to be allowed to shovel snow! Such a shame but I have a feeling you'll get over it. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat minds think alike! I am happy your surgery was successful. Thanks for stopping by. xo
ReplyDeleteHey, hey, hey don't be so glum about not getting to shovel snow, TO! I feel certain that you will have more than your chance to shovel! Glad your eyes are behind you and now you can look ahead to brighter days. Take good care, TO! You'll be back doing Christmas tasks quick. Love your banner! xxoo Nancy
ReplyDeleteOh, I really like your winter garden. And your eyeballs photo is great! I hope your vision is clear and even brighter soon and let's you enjoy a fresh the beauty of this season.
ReplyDeleteYou will be seeing well in no time! Congrats!
ReplyDeleteOh my the eyes do have it!
ReplyDeleteLove the photo! Glad you will be seeing more clearly and that you're getting out of shoveling snow. I don't have to do much of that here in my neck of the woods. :)
ReplyDeleteI love the eyeballs. It sounds like you will be able to enjoy the holidays with new eyes.
ReplyDeleteI was told yesterday that it won't be long before I have to have the same thing done. So pleased it sounds relatively easy with such good results!
ReplyDeleteYay for you!! I know several people who've had their cats removed and all were much happier after having done so. Sounds like you are on your way to blissfuly clear-seeing eyes!!
ReplyDeleteSuperb post – so happy for you!
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for stopping by.
Have a great week & look forward to *seeing* you again soon.
These eyeballs are so funny ! I hope you know see like an eagle !!
ReplyDeleteLove the eyes, DH had his sone this year but has three fine tunings since the first one. I was happy he could see the stuff on the floor so he could vacuum better, lol.
ReplyDeletetoo bad you have to stay out of the snow. But if that's what the doctor orders.... {:-D
ReplyDeleteWell, the title of this post made me lol! So happy you can see better - sight is such an amazing blessing. I'm talking food this week - I bet you have some unusual, or different traditional foods for this season! come visit @ http://robinlynnsroad.blogspot.com/2011/12/excellent-eating.html
ReplyDeleteI expect you're glad it's over all the same.
ReplyDeleteMay you indeed have a 'brighter' future with your new vision.
Hello.
ReplyDeleteI have to admit the eyeballs are kind of freaking me out!
Best wishes for clearer vision & happy eyes.
Thanks for sharing.
For ref:
Eleven Roses And You
The eyeballs made me laugh.
ReplyDeleteThe only problem is now you'll be able to see the dust around the house more clearly.
I mean...ummm...if there is any!
Thanks for an entertaining link for the letter "E" this week.
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