Eye, Eye, Eye, Eye!





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We see eye to eye on this one!
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Really demonstrates a variety of different eyes…
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Good afternoon Judy! I posted a blog that complements your previous one. Hope you enjoy it. 🙂
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Loved it and posted a comment in your blog, Gerry. So clever.
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Driving through France with my elderly mother and 7 yr old son and his I-Spy book, I kept pointing out the “chateau’ over there in the trees” and other things in his book; he didn’t look in the right direction until it was too late, we’d passed it. This went on during the trip.
What this terrible mother didn’t know was that he was very short-sighted, not just sluggish. I nearly wept when driving at home the day he got his glasses he said: “There is a plant in that window, and it has curly leaves.” Seven years I didn’t notice he couldn’t see well. That is a Guilt trip, if ever there was one.
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I had a friend who was on the school board but didn’t realize her son couldn’t read! He is an adult now and still can’t read fast enough to enjoy a book.
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Luckily my Pete moved on fine once he could see. I’ll write another blog about a near miss with his glasses.
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They eyes have it!
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Such an interesting perspective on life!
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