Today I had my last appointment with the ophthalmologist. Both my eyes had cataract surgery. He said that I don't need to ever see him again, unless I have eye problems. I don't need glasses anymore. I don't have cataracts anymore. And I don't need eye drops anymore.
The first thing in the morning, as I get out of bed, is to reach for my glasses. After all, I've done that ever since I was ten years old. It makes me smile, when I realize that I don't need glasses.
That's a good way to greet the day--with a smile on your face.
Search This Blog
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Growing Up with Music
The Great Passion by James Runcie is a book of historical fiction. The setting is the composer Bach's era--18th century. The major cha...
-
My Lay Dominican Chapter, Our Lady of Mercy, has the best spiritual director. Today he gave us, what my "cloistered brothers" ca...
-
One of the most unattractive qualities of our human condition is our propensity to think the worst of the best of us. When someone is extre...
No comments:
Post a Comment