Whow...I looked this morning at raku kilns in New South Wales, Australia; simple living in Sweeden, birds in Alaska, water in Canada, a colonist in costume in Williamsburg, VA, wild flowers in Tennessee, and barns in Kentucky, and I don't remember what else. And of course the pottery from around the world as well, especially interesting from New Hampshire, Maine, Japan, England and Florida.
I'm so grateful for the internet. I can sit in comfort in my pj's, barefoot, with a shawl on my shoulders to keep me warm...listen to radio music from anywhere I like, any type I like...and read so very much.
If I don't know something about what someone says on a blog, there are all these great "search engines". I always think of train engines somehow with that phrase, pulling a bunch of cars full of information, which I can click upon to read, or perhaps leave and go to another site I prefer. What a smorgasbord of fun.
Feedback on my recent blog "rant" regarding having migraines which blind me. I did go to the doctor and have a new prescription (fortunately not a high cost one). That co-pay of $15 was well worth the 20 min. I spent with her, after waiting a half-hour of course. She also advised me to carry the other blood pressure pills with me, and just take one if I start having the "shimmers" of a migraine. I haven't had one yet to try this trick out.
I wonder if cutting back the caffeine to help my stomach has changed my vascular workings, which resulted in having all those bouts of blindness in a couple of days. I am drinking what's called "half-caf" now. I try very hard, but usually drink 2 cups, thus having the punch of one regular cup. But that's better than 2 regular coffees, isn't it?
Hope you have something to feel grateful for today! I'm glad you are there to read this!
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