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My Lucky Day!

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What age do you move from just fell over. To, had a fall? 😁

Well I’m not there yet ‘cos I fell over a kerb again (grrr) and the 2 ladies nearby didn’t seem alarmed or bothered. Neither rushed to my aid. Worried I’d broken a hip.

I am OK though.

But whilst I was down there, I saw a four leaf clover. All by itself!

Just goes to show my outlook on life that most of the time, if bad things happen, there’s almost always, a silver lining to it if you think positively.

You may not realise it quite as immediately as I did today. But maybe you will in the future ☺️

A dark green four leaf clover with a thin stem lays on a light wood table facing the front
PD A dark green four leaf clover with a thin stem lays on a light wood table facing the front

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Salt and Peppers here

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After making myself my tea the other day (for southerners in the UK – dinner) and subsequently making myself so blumming thirsty ‘cos I couldn’t see how much salt I was putting on.

So whilst in the supermarket, I’ve bought myself a little pot of salt and pepper so that I can pinch out of the tub and know how much I’m dealing with.

Honestly, you’d have thought I had been stuck in the desert the way the thirst grabbed me. I had ruined my veggies, but still ate them. Never again.

Stay tuned for blind handy tips. So you don’t have to make the mistakes I do 😂

PD A small pot of salt and pepper already mixed. A see through pot with a blue graphic on the lid. From the Cornish Sea Salt Co.
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Central Vision Loss problems

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People with central vision loss will know what these photographs mean.

PD 1 In the background is a wooden pub bar with colourful stained glass windows. In the foreground is a glass with a dark coloured drink (rum and coke) with a black straw inside the glass.
PD 2 The same Dark coloured drink photographed from above on top of a dark brown table. The straw has been taken out of the glass and is now on the table next to it