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order mine from amazon maybe they do the same misty

MISTY wrote:

Taking of eye sign.

Annual visit to opticians yesterday.

Thought as you can get according to adverts a pair for a few bob now lets go.

Need them for driving and only one eye working so have to be careful.

Said I wanted exactly the same frame.

Stopped making them but had a spare frame in the shop and could use them and the frame I had now could be used next year.

Frame £185. lens, darkening effect, anti blare when driving on a night etc;

Total £335.

Bit more than the adverts.

Regards.  

335 pound mine are top of the range here also etc Misty & are all free thankfully, with a guarantee of a new pair every 2 years as such.

Knackered wrote:

MISTY wrote:

Taking of eye sign.

Annual visit to opticians yesterday.

Thought as you can get according to adverts a pair for a few bob now lets go.

Need them for driving and only one eye working so have to be careful.

Said I wanted exactly the same frame.

Stopped making them but had a spare frame in the shop and could use them and the frame I had now could be used next year.

Frame £185. lens, darkening effect, anti blare when driving on a night etc;

Total £335.

Bit more than the adverts.

Regards.  

335 pound mine are top of the range here also etc Misty & are all free thankfully, with a guarantee of a new pair every 2 years as such.

Lucky chap Knackered.

Do you have a free Health Service ?.

Some mock ours but have nothing but praise for the attention I and my family have received over the years.

Can remember my mum paying 3 pence for her and my father and a penny for myself and brothers and sisters each week to the doctor.

Some people do not know when they are well off.

Regards.

2 pairs from Specsavers cost me £69 all in, reading specs, then a pair for driving they done for £19 but these are plain lenses, no tints or AR coatings etc.

barnie wrote:

2 pairs from Specsavers cost me £69 all in, reading specs, then a pair for driving they done for £19 but these  are plain lenses, no tints or AR coatings etc.

£1 a pair from the pound shop colin .....

David wrote:

barnie wrote:

2 pairs from Specsavers cost me £69 all in, reading specs, then a pair for driving they done for £19 but these  are plain lenses, no tints or AR coatings etc.

£1 a pair from the pound shop colin .....

I can see what you mean David, many choices.

Regards.

Problem with eyesight when you are getting on a bit you have to meet a certain conditions not applicable to younger people and often only issued on an annual basis which is always a worry, so it makes sense to do all you can to preserve
what you have.

Would be lost without the car.

Regards.

my eyes are very sore misty

George & Morgan wrote:

my eyes are very sore misty

Sorry to hear that George, know how I feel when I just get something in my eye,
with only having sight in one eye always worried when driving so always keep the windows closed to avoid getting something in my eye.

Would have a word with the optician George feel sure he/she could help.

The hot weather does not help.

Just hope matters improve George very soon.

Regards.

the really sore eye is much better it could be the cat not mine but it had started to sit on my knee outside not been outside to-day

George & Morgan wrote:

the really sore eye is much better it could be the cat not mine but it had started to sit on my knee outside not been outside to-day

Would still have a proffessional opinion George, eyesight a precious thing.

Regards.

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George & Morgan wrote:

the really sore eye is much better it could be the cat not mine but it had started to sit on my knee outside not been outside to-day

Hope you do not blame the cat George until you get a professional opinion.

Regards.

eyes much better have fed the cat but don't let it near me anyway would be 7-10 days to see a doctor

George & Morgan wrote:

eyes much better have fed the cat but don't let it near me anyway would be 7-10 days to see a doctor

Worth the wait George to get a proper diagnosis.

Summers only just started.

Regarss.

you can't go to a doctor and say a week ago had sore eyes the pain was 10 now down to 1

George & Morgan wrote:

you  can't go to a doctor and say a week ago had sore eyes the pain  was 10 now down to 1

Of course you can George.

Even if the pain has gone, there may be a problem that can be identified that causes the problem periodically.

Be unwise not to see the doctor.

Regards.

Got my small shed delivered earlier, not too sure what I’m
Gonna use it for yet but it was free, so nothing lost

more sheds David means more pigeons

Yes George that’s the thing, more room you have the more you put in it........was the same with my garage now I can’t even get in it

David wrote:

Yes George that’s the thing, more room you have the more you put in it........was the same with my garage now I can’t even get in it

Have a sale David, make a bomb out of antiques.

Regards.

George & Morgan wrote:

more sheds David means more pigeons

or more lawnmowers??

I think I already have around 30 lawnmowers Colin....the wife thinks I’ve got about 12....

Just got the BHW.

96 pages, no Joes joke, no experts, no letters page, adverts spread throughout.

Not one real item of interest to the majority of fanciers..

Cannot see it doing the sport any favours.

Regards.

my son is here now told him get me corn next time i need it

just had a look at the fed result for this week after weeks  of  east winds and well over a thousand  birds each week we have a south wind and total number of birds sent is 400 race was from Wadebridge