Life is blurry
The full moon began rising at the end of a clear sunny Bloom Day. All the witches had gathered, at least that is what I think I see.
The red head 'Diane'.
It is hard to believe the camera can capture the white haze of my cataract vision. That's what I see in this picture, but I'm not sure about anything I am seeing at this point. Life is blurry.
'Jelena' is winding down as the other two witch hazels begin to open.
The eyes of Monet are back. I keep drawing on the canvas.
One eye at a time.
It is a full moon in mid-February. The snowdrops are up and blooming, the first bulbs on the mountain.
'Arnold's Promise' out of focus in the foreground is an extreme version of the blur in my vision.
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I'm so glad it's the easy fix problem, but sorry it will take a month and a half. The recovery should be very fast with almost immediate better vision in the eye that is done
or at least that is my memory of the procedure.
Me too Barbara. Dr. Google and the eye Doc both said it's a quick and easy instant fix without much of a recovery time, as in close to none.
Love the snowdrops. Breathtaking in those drifts.
Eye surgeons seem to be the most in-demand specialists these days. The wait time at the Duke Eye Center here could be hours. Too bad they can't squeeze you in sooner. Hope all goes well.
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