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An advantage to wonky eyes

Postby space_cadet » Thu 02 Apr 2015 10:05 am

Just got home from doing a food shop n stopped in the cafe for a cuppa n some food, Small Space Cadet wanted some milk so sat n nursed her (she is 26.5 months now) a friend was with us n pointed out a woman a few tables over was giving me glares, thankfully due to my KC I didn't notice said womans glares so carried on nursing in bliss n ignorance of said womans ignorance. Made me smile so thought id share x
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Re: An advantage to wonky eyes

Postby CrippsCorner » Thu 02 Apr 2015 11:10 pm

Every cloud 8) 26.5 months, what a funny way to phrase it!
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Re: An advantage to wonky eyes

Postby space_cadet » Fri 03 Apr 2015 12:12 pm

well may be "funny" but is how old small space cadet is x
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Re: An advantage to wonky eyes

Postby Loopy-Lou » Mon 13 Apr 2015 2:54 pm

that reminds me of being in an A&E and the waiting area tv screen had a programme on about an animal I really fear so having to sit there with the pictures would have rendered me in a screaming panic so took my lens out and sat blissfully partially sighted. It's the only upside I've ever experienced.
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