We made it to Stittsville. My 1:20 appointment was 45 minutes late. I had my eyes examined by Sandra. She gave me drops, and told me to wait in the darkened room. The dilation is quite something. She asked if I'd had this done before. I refrained from snorting. I'd had a full exam a week ago. Not only that, but I've been wearing glasses since I was 9 years old. sigh. This was before Sandra was born.
In I went. One family had a translator in with them. It sounded like they were speaking Russian, or something close to this. It came my turn. The Dr. pulled me in, looked in my eye balls. Said I have 20-20 vision with glasses. I explained that I was becoming increasingly agitated by it. The one eye is cloudy, the other is getting worse. It was a pretty fast onset, you see.
I asked if there is any reason not to get it done now. He said, no. The procedure has come a long way in even the last 10 years, he told me.
He said I am young to have this condition, but it's not totally unusual. I decided on doing the procedure, and I'll get both eyes done to correct my astigmatism, and while OHIP covers the procedure, it doesn't cover the replacement lenses.
Appointment done, off we headed back home. By now it was 3 p.m. The clouds were building.
I love this Perth home!
The senior's residence is coming along!
Apparently, we beat the storm and found some blue skies.
We were getting close to home, and I suggested we go eat by the water. The storm was forming to the north. As it did, the geese began to come into the area between the island and the mainland. Perhaps for protection?
Watch, as it just got darker and darker!
A trio left, and we finished up our dinner. We were alone in the growing dark!
Four fellas sat down just as we were leaving, and the lightning had begun. I bet they went indoors!
At home, I went to lightningmap.org and saw it all coming. You can have the setting show you how many lightning strikes there were in the upper left corner of the grid.
Thursday night, there were thousands without power. Quebec had nearly 30,000 out.
Down at the frog pond the next day, you can tell something windy happened! The grasses are flattened!
