Apologies. I am finding it difficult to read my computer. Letters are missing and the lines wave up and down. This macular degeneration is a very peculiar condition and reading and writing are very tiring on these poor old eyes. I am still getting occasional hallucinations. When travelling by car I frequently see a double decker bus or a horse and cart which isn't really there. A good job I no longer drive! I manage now to ignore these things and concentrate on something else. So I shall press on with my occasional blogs. I'm afraid my usual Christmas letters will not get written so I hope I will be forgiven. I have managed to write to two of my friends who have so sadly lost their husbands this year. A sad Christmas for some people.
It is time to think seriously about Christmas preparations so I shall get on with sending my cards. I love receiving them. Another trip to the Eye Hospital this afternoon.
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Ramblings of a nonagenerian (vintage 1923). Grew up in Lambeth in the 20s and 30s. Lived and worked in London during World War II. I have been attempting to do the Telegraph Cryptic Crossword since 1939! (My daughter says I *have* to write this, but I am troubled as it sounds so conceited.) I bought my first computer aged 85 and am continually frustrated by the vagaries of the technological age.
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