Yikes, Zen. Could you try the flashlight test on the floor around where the contact tore to see if it gets shiny? That is just about the only thing I know about contacts lost or otherwise.
I got a big time eye exam last month, and it involved a lot of bright lights and puffs of air, and even the bullet-proof and seen-it-all ophthalmologist agreed that I'm unusually sensitive to stuff around my eyes. Definitely not on the contact-advisable list.
Sheryl, it strikes me that Mr. S may be on the high energy side, like a working dog (puppy, to be exact) that needs a lot to DO else the boredom makes him act out. What's his day care situation like these days?
The 'Mayor' of Druid Hill Pool 'Country Club' greeted me by name & wanted to know if I had any big trip this year& how was my mom's memory & then later suggested flexibility exercise for my stupid hands. And Mr. Alvin Williams welcomed me with open arms & a big hug & guys, I think I'm officially really part of this crew, not just someone who swims with them.
Also, today was a really good day. I haven't had one in a while & it feels really good. I think restarting my swims with outdoors at Druid might be just the reset I needed. And I have 2 more mornings with the holiday!
Oh that's great to read, sarameg!
Not so great, Zen. I think I would go to urgent care or something, soft contact lenses seem wily and prone to hiding and causing trouble to my inexperienced but paranoid mind. I hope you've already found the other half.
Take care of yourself, Gud, that sounds miserable.
Found a lovely new BBC show, "Shakespeare & Hathaway - Private Investigators", modern day. Your fairly standard detective show, but the detectives are competent, the police contact recognizes the competence but still holds the procedural line. Hathaway is a slovenly guy but is very sharp, Shakespeare is a woman who was cleared of murder by Hathaway and joined the detective agency and is quite intelligent and good with people. Bastian is their nearly-flaming office boy/actor on the side. It's all set in Stratford on Avon, so lots of medievally ambiance and Shakespeare references and some complaining about tourists. I'm only three episodes in, but we're looking at Midsomer Murder-twisty plots.
I think I'm officially really part of this crew, not just someone who swims with them.
That's awesome.
Yikes, Zen! I hope your eyeball is OK.
That is so nice to hear, sarameg. Yay for swimming again!
Yikes, Zen. I had issues with lost lenses a number of times. Keep it flooded and try not to irritate it too much searching.
My eye feels better this morning; maybe I just irritated it poking around. Thursday I see the eye doctor anyway, so he can check then. I won't try to wear contacts until then.
That sounds better, Zen. It's really hard to tell the difference between having a contact in the eye or just irritation.
Repeating my tag line over and over rather than continuing to engage with my bat-shit crazy SIL over Trump. Particularly since I will likely see her at Aunt's memorial later today. She generally finds an excuse not to attend family events, so here's hoping. However, since she is a self declared minister she will likely want to pray at us during the event. It would not be a surprise if she invokes Trump's name in her prayers.
Getting it out of my system here! I really don't get how a black immigrant woman, who claims to be devoted to Christianity, can support the piece of racist garbage in the White House. Fortunately a number of her Haitian friends are beating her up about her post so I don't have to say anything more than I already did. She spouted that she would never vote for a Democrat for president. I responded that I would choose my candidates not by the label of their party but by the content of their character, to paraphrase Dr. King.
As I said, I have stepped away, but am grateful that her friends are pounding her.
eta: I was curious as to whether she was even registered to vote, and she is, as a Democrat. Ha!. I get that a number of Haitians have Clinton issues, but I still don't see how immigrants can support Trump, ever.
It's harder when the crazy is coming from within your own family.
