Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for April 08, 2018

I had the same hope when I was Katy’s age, and that was several decades ago.

You probably don’t really want the cure for oldness.

Even worse, that nearsightedness is called presbyopia, which literally means “old eyes.”

Oh sweetheart.

East some carrots, that will improve your eye sight, or at least that’s what my mother kept telling me. Then she would back it up by saying you never see a rabbit wearing glasses, do you? Mom was a hoot!

Somebody explain why trying to read on that itty-bitty screen is better than picking up a book or a newspaper.

As someone older than me several years told me, “Growing old ain’t for sissies”. Man was he right. It isn’t for sissies, but it sure beats the coward’s way out.

Hope I die before I get old.

I have the opposite problem. I’ve had to hold it farther and farther away. Finally had to buy a selfie stick to read it.

My eyes are fine. It’s that my arms are short ….

It looks like Adam is looking out at us and making a big nose joke before we do… ☺

Old age lets us laugh at the young, for, like Katie, who ever thought he or she would end up this way?

that’s funny, I have to hold mine away from my eyes. Way away!

When I was shooting photographs with my slr in cold weather I was disappointed at how blurry parts of the pictures were in the preview screen. Then I figured out I was looking through the fog caused by my nose next to the screen as I held the camera up to look through the viewfinder.

solved problem of misplacing reader. l have then in my glasses, if l misplace them can’t see to find them…

Be it sight, or any of the other senses, AGE has no respect for anyone!

♪ ♫ Things they do look awful cold ♪ ♫

♪ ♫ I hope I die before I get old ♪ ♫