Another question I’ve been sent is. Have you or do you know when to the best time to make a visual bucket list?
I think that’s a very individual thing to do as all our eyesight will have different factors, levels and speeds we are coping with.
I’m waiting for my test results if I’m honest. Then I can make a decision.
It’s a fine line I suppose to not miss out on some of the things that I want to do.
I do feel like I’ve missed the boat (or plane) as I so want to go back to Greece. Just to add insult to injury here. I got peds (Pigment epithelial detachment) in both eyes.
Cabin pressure in a plane isn’t their friend and could potentially detach them completely.
I’m waiting on my test results still and have to ask the doc if I can fly safely. After Covid has stopped messing with us all of course.
I will do a post later about these.
I have yet to make a list. I know somethings I want to do. Sort of a peace making situation with my eyes. To properly do this stuff, then at least when my eyesight is worse I can say I’ve done them.
I don’t think that I could do the list on my own. It needs planning. Also, it’s a way of making memories with the people you love. To concentrate on their faces so you don’t forget them.
So, I think you will know when the time is right. I don’t feel it is yet. Although I do think the camping with stars one may have to be next year. Even in a B&B to walk somewhere dark, So that maybe the start. I don’t know.
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