A week ago I my right eye done.
Today I had cataract surgery on the left.
Again Rebecca was my chauffeur to and from St. Mary’s Hospital, Green Bay.
Now I have to rest.
Tomorrow I see Dr. Gould for a post-op checkup.
Things are moving along as planned.
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I changed the sugar water in the hummingbird feeder and had a visitor right away.
I waited for it to return, but tired, and gave up.
Look in the mirror and you’ll see me on a ladder, holding my phone, snapping my own picture. By this time the little humming bird had flitted away.
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One cataract surgery is done. Before second surgery, I’m juggling glasses.
Listen to my reaction to using different glasses.
I’ll have to wait a few weeks before I know what glasses will work the best for me. But so far, so good with my first cataract surgery.
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Do you work on your hands and knees planting flowers and vegetables? If your answer is yes this product might be for you.
I bought my garden seat/kneeler a few years back and paid a little less than $50 for it. The prices haven’t changed much but the new ones have an addition. Most come with an attached pocket for tools. Mine did not.
My seat/kneeler is very sturdy. It would take quite a bit to tip over while using it, but to be safe make sure it is sitting flat on the ground when sitting on it.
I hope this review has given you an option when gardening.
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When it came to farming, there was a sharp learning curve getting me up-to-speed every spring. Each year I had to relearn which leaver to pull or push to get my field cultivator in and out of the ground.
Sometimes there were accidents. This one wasn’t my fault. Listen as I read from May 1990 to hear what happened.
I figure I’m lucky to be here. I could have been a statistic that day. Of course, after Bob’s pep talk I debated about getting back up in the driver’s seat. I did, but with trepidation.
There are all kinds of farm stories. This is just one.
FYI: Remember when you are driving country roads to have patience for those slow-moving farm machines. Farmers are just trying to get safely to their next field.
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