Rain, Food and Vision.

Our Location today is Windsor, Ontario.

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When we went to Bed last night, the Rain had already been falling for a few Hours. When we got up just after 8:00 this morning, it appeared to be more of a Fog outside, rather than the Mist that was still falling. It was past 10:00 before the 27 MPH Southwest Wind Gusts started to dry things off, but even that would be short lived. By noon everything was dripping wet for the rest of the day. It is Fall after all, so that is totally normal for our area. The fact that we only reached a high temperature of 50 F (9.7 C), we still needed to crack open our Balcony Door for a short time just to cool down our Apartment. Stupid Management Company!

There were no morning snacks for breakfast, instead we had a normal breakfast of Cereal. That held us over until we shared a Bacon/Veggie Omelette with Cheddar Cheese inside for a late lunch. It was a bit too much for Kathy, but the part she did eat held her over until 7:00 when we shared a Store-Bought Thin-Crust Medium Pizza for supper.

I reported how having my eyes Dialated yesterday had caused an increase in my Blurry Vision and that it seemed to clear by the end of the day. That was only partly correct. For some time recently my vision has been changing drastically and that is why our Optometrist is trying to get me in for the specialized Laser Treatment so quickly. This morning, I was back to that standard of Blurry Vision. Just this short Blog has taken nearly Three Hours to write this evening, because even with Computer Glasses, I'm having difficulty focusing. It will have to be taken care of before we can get back on he road.

Watching the "11 o'clock Local News" across the room this evening wasn't so bad. We'll see what happens tomorrow.

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Be Safe and Enjoy!

It’s about time.

Krackers

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