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Monday, February 21, 2022

Beware of eye surgery

Nick is having cataract surgery this week. I assumed this was a good idea until I sat and thought about it for a minute, and now I think it’s going to mess things up. The way I thought of it was that as I continued to age… the wrinkles, the sagging bod and all that goes with it was supposed to coincide with a gradual loss of perfect vision for Nick.

 

But now? He’s going to see perfectly while I continue to wrinkle and sag. Where is the fairness in this? Don’t tell me Nick is aging at the same rate I am. Nick never ages. The few wrinkles he has just makes his face more interesting. 

 

What if this is his before and after view…






Okay, these pictures may be a little extreme on both ends but... could someone please tell me where to send my complaints?

9 comments:

  1. LoL PK, I'm sur Nick won't see you any differently after the surgery. Wishing him all the best.

    Hugs
    Roz

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    1. Well he has gotten used to me. So I guess it will be okay.

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  2. I agree with Roz, he won't see you any differently. Best wishes to Nick for his surgery.

    Love,
    Ronnie
    xx

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    1. I'll be sure to give him your best!

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  3. welllllllllllll if he notices any change - you can blame his lack of glasses?? (grinning)

    Wish him luck on his surgery.......

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    1. I can try! I'll give him your best.

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  4. Now, wouldn't that be something?

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  5. He'll be able to see everything perfectly from a distance, but up close, he'll need glasses. So just stay within three feet of him at all times, and hide his glasses.

    The surgery is a breeze! Where I went, a nurse held my hand the entire time. Very comforting to me, and it allowed her to monitor my breathing and pulse unobtrusively.

    Hugs,
    Hermione

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    1. Staying within three feet of him - interesting...

      You mean a good looking nurse may be holding his hand? I guess that's is fine with me. I want him to have the best care ever! But I've always seen him in glasses and I sure don't mind reading glasses. All he seems concerned about is being able to see where the golf ball lands.

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