Monthly Archives: October 2015

GLACOMA WOES

Posted on October 21, 2015 by Carol (Ouma) Petts

Originally posted on The Blind Voice of Cathy-Alice Koyanagi:
  My glaucoma doctor, Dr. Kishore, did a visual screening test on me and …I failed.  The only light I saw was in the lower tip of the right quadrant of…

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Facing Our Own Mortality

Posted on October 21, 2015 by Carol (Ouma) Petts

As I get older I have had to face my own mortality several times.  We learn many different ways that one day we will die but when we are young that is not every in our thoughts.  When Joe was … Continue reading →

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My Scallywag

Posted on October 15, 2015 by Carol (Ouma) Petts

Again  a whole week has gotten away from me.  I will try to catch you up on what has happened, which is not much.  The sales at White City are really picking up now.  I even made a profit in … Continue reading →

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Back to Freezing Vegetables

Posted on October 7, 2015 by Carol (Ouma) Petts

Yesterday we went over to White City to check on my booth and got a wonderful surprise.  I made my rent last month and the first week in Oct I sold enough to make my rent for next month so … Continue reading →

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Company Coming!!

Posted on October 3, 2015 by Carol (Ouma) Petts

I love to cook and I love to have company so today I am doubly blessed again.  Patty went camping this last week and she brought me back some Key Limes.  Chris takes the kids on the week end because … Continue reading →

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Old Farmhouse Door Stop

Posted on October 1, 2015 by Carol (Ouma) Petts

When I was little we always took the old catalogs and made door stops out of them.  When my father was little the old catalogs were used for toilet paper in the outhouse.  You could sit and read the catalog … Continue reading →

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