Had a nice lunch at the Fisherman's Catch in Port Dover. Mardi and I headed that way to meet my brother and Lynn, and my brother-in-law Eugene and his wife Deilly. They're up from Costa Rica to visit family.
Eugene was married to our sister Lorraine and was wonderful to her during her health struggles before she died about 27 years ago.
Our other sister Judy, and her David, couldn't make it today - missed a nice event.
Interestingly, Eugene at age 85 and brother Roger and I are still all working part time. Stayin' alive!
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The fog has gone from the the right eye, but focus is still off. The major difference between the eyes is the brightness - things that look yellowish in the left eye now look bright white in the right.
The doctor advised that there is some pressure in the eye - maybe that's causing the focus issue. And it could be the shape of the lens bringing me back to 20/20 vision will take a while to fit in. My adult supervisor tells me to be patient (that word has two meanings and both apply!).
Putting three different drops in, four times a day, and a fourth one now for the pressure, two times a day. One eye or the other, that's going to continue until October 17.
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We now have a Garden Club here at the Shoreliner. Interesting, that of the half dozen people who have joined it includes a landscape designer, a floral designer, and the father of a greenhouse and garden centre owner😁. Next Wednesday I'm taking them (well, Mardi's driving) for a tour of the greenhouse. Garden Mums, here we come!
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My friend Wayne sent me the following. It's probably made up, but it does seem to capture the redneck portion of their society. Funny in a sad way.
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Stay well and keep a sense of humour.
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