APPOINTMENTS AND PRINCE GEORGE

My calendar is filling up with appointments. Yesterday it was income tax business and what a relief that is to have off my shoulders. I have an appointment for a second opinion in the case of the eye that is now blind. She is the doctor who discovered a contact lens left in my eye for three years by the retina specialist after a treatment with the contact lens there to protect the eye, and then he forgot it. 

Once a month a cornea specialist comes to Boise from Salt Lake and I expect to see him on July 22. That seems so long to wait. At times I can see a little with that eye. At night, with the left eye closed, I can see my hand moving across my vision. At other times, I can see in the dark the images of furniture, doors, and windows, even books on the shelves, but this is not long-lasting. But with that much to see faintly, I think there is some doctor who can fix it.

Several other appointments are on the slate. 

Insomnia is still a problem. Everyone has a solution without getting the facts. The best advice has cone from my son Mike. I am sleeping sometimes six hours a night, but they are oft-and-on between 3:00 a. m., and 10:00, too late for lunch in the dining  room downstairs. I know, you could make it by that time, yes, but you are not considering the facts in my case, and I'm certainly not going into those at this time.

A lovelier sight for you to think about is that darling little Prince George who with his parents is touring Australia, New Zealand, and other places. That baby is so beautiful and intelligent-looking, he could be in our family! Sixth cousin, twice removed, shall be label him? No, our family left England to get away from the rule of Royalty. But this one is really a cutie. And he's only 3/4 Royal, isn't he? Maybe that's why he's so precious!