Month: December 2024

It is year’s end.  So, this is short.  I hope you all have a blessed Christmas.

 As my age begins to increase, I find that I’ve been thinking more about how my goals are changing.  Or, not changing.  Do all older people find themselves in this situation?  Do we rethink our lives and, as that saying goes, regret those things more that we didn’t do than those that we did?

I am so excited about this that I know of no other way of presenting it, except to use the information from an article published by the Denver Gazette.  I have the Gazette dropped into my e-mail box every day – sometimes, many times a day, depending on the “breaking news” of that instant.

If I am correct, Noah Festenstein wrote the article:  “Will human eye transplants make the blind see? CU Anschutz Medical is exploring the possibility.”  I have taken information from this article without hesitation.  I could not paraphrase and make it better.  I know that this borders on plagiarism, but I figure that this once, it’s okay; and Noah gets the credit for the research and writing.  Everyone needs to know this information.  And, if you want to read more than I can provide, look it up.

I’ve just come home from having a delightful dinner with neighbors, Rita and Tasha.  After our delicious repast, we watched a movie, “White Bird.”  It is a new movie starring Helen Mirren and others.  I think she is one incredible actor and, so, was pleased to be in the audience.