Fantastic news, my eyes are A OK.
Can you see the bird in this tree? I Can :)
Had a real scare a few days back, retinal detachment was its name. After visiting a friendly Brisbane ophthalmologist, having 6 tests and 4 consultations inside 2 hours I got the all clear.
So all my plans to get some expert skills when using my iPad voice friend, learning braille and a few other brilliant ideas can go into the 'not urgent' box.
But, I do have some plans that came to light in the time after the scare and before the all clear.
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| Sitting, watching life on the dam |
make time to relax everyday, get back into the routine of yoga, breathing deeply and making time for 'zen' moments every day.
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| Garden colour |
Plan No. 2:
remember what I really enjoy doing - thinking right back to childhood to make sure I don't miss any. Then ... do them, as often as possible. The list so far - gardening (already pruned 2 large bushes), creative art (have created one piece of garden art and planned 2 more), repair or revive furniture, reading, photography, & painting (2 in the planning).
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| Breathing fresh air with calm mind |
Plan No. 3:
review the things I can control, and want to control, that are important to me. Then simply, take some action.
Plan No. 4:
not there yet, but I am sure it's working its way to the top of my mind.
Good to put the past week or so behind me. Thinking a good long walk in the bush is the go!
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