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[susandennis]

I could not find my contact last night. I kept poking my eye and figured it fell out. Nope. Found it this morning. Oh well.

My lungs are still kind of pissed about yesterday. I think I'll take the rescue inhaler with me. I slept fine so I think it's not a biggie.

I'm off to the ferry to the black/blue/whateercolor festival at the ferry's end at Bremerton.

It's very jarring to me to have the Democratic Convention in Charlotte. When I lived there from about 1979-86 it was the largest city in North Carolina and still a small berg. Not nearly big enough for a national political party convention.

The day I moved was the day of the Challenger crash. I remember I had a tiny portable TV on the floor in the living room watching while the moving men took my stuff to the truck. They had the door open and it was freezing. And boom. There on the screen, the rocket blew.

My condo was in the city center - now they call it uptown. They have created a 100 block security zone around the convention center and my condo is in that zone. Of course, when I lived there, there was no convention center.

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[catmomma.livejournal.com]

The thought if a contact rolling around in your head freaks me out a little. Ugh.

[susandennis]

When I actually wore contacts, it happened all the time. You get used to it cause contacts are soooo much better than wearing glasses.

[catmomma.livejournal.com]

I have glasses but they are only for occasional wear. I have bad depth perception at night. I seriously don't think i could even put a contact in my eye but it is mainly because I just have a eyeball thing/phobia