Yes, I
remembered my glasses
I even
remembered to dust them
before I put
them on
so my eyes
don’t tear all over my face
from my
allergies.
I remembered
my pads
so I don’t
leak in public
when I cough.
Into my
mouth went my new teeth
which I hate
as they don’t fit right.
I wouldn’t
forget them.
I pop in my new ears
I pop in my new ears
I like them
a lot
As I can
hear what you say now.
I laid
everything out on the bed
before I
took my shower…
underwear
pants, shirt, jeans jacket
black denim
pants, and black and white
stripy
shirt.
When I
finished scrubbing, rinsing,
towel drying
my hair until it curled,
I thought…
- Himself: More work, work, work.
- Myself: Meeting, laundry, Million Veteran Program, laundry, dinner, and more closet.
- Reading: The Last of FEAR. My dentist didn’t believe Woodword.
- Gratitude’s: That I have a driver’s license. The sun is out.
Those look quite like Laura's new glasses. She likes them.
ReplyDeleteThosoe are my favorites...bright blue too.
DeleteGetting ready to go out these days takes more paraphernalia than when we were young. Still it is good we can still go out.
ReplyDeleteI'd get a new dentist.
ReplyDeleteAs they say, aging ain't for the faint of heart.
ReplyDeletemaking a list, checking it twice.....
ReplyDeleteGetting older seems we have so many more things to remember and then our brain can only hold so many items. Lists, laying things out, asking the spouse...we have to rely on all the tools at hand.
ReplyDeleteHow do I turn off the shower....that's just one small hiccup in an otherwise perfect morning...you done good.
ReplyDeleteI can so identify with all you say. This really hits me to my heart.
ReplyDeleteWell, you got all your parts put together — that’s what matters.
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