Hearing Aids; The ENT.

When I called for an appointment with the ENT, they told me the the doctors were booked for the next two months but if I was willing to see the PA instead, I could get in next week.  Since I wasn’t looking at any major medical problems, I agreed to see the PA.

When I arrived at my appointed time, the hearing technician gave me a hearing test.  At the conclusion, she said that my hearing was marginal and that hearing aids could help.  Since I was tired of unknowingly volunteering for things, I agreed.  And since we were both in agreement that I needed hearing aids, I fully expected to see a host of hearing aid products.  But no, I needed to be referred back to my GP for his concurrence.

Hearing Aids; The Beginning.

I have problems hearing.  And in particular, I have problems hearing women. And because I often can’t understand what they are saying, I just smile and nod.  Unfortunately, I found that I was volunteering without realizing it.  And since this was proving to be embarrassing, I decided that it was time to purchase a pair of hearing aids.

Bookmarks?

The other day, I purchased a book at a major book store.  Unfortunately, they couldn’t afford to give me a free bookmark.  I guess it cost too much even though it is advertising.  But not to worry, I cut of their free bag and use that as book mark. I suppose eventually that too will go away.

Precision Control And A Built-in Eyer.

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I decided that it was time to upgrade my peeler.  The old one was OK but it was small and hurt my hand.  So after reviewing several selections at the grocery store, I decided on this particular model.  And it works fantastically!  It has a soft cushy handle with a firm grip.  Plus, the blades are surgically sharp and can peel a potatoe in one continuous motion.  There is also a plastic blade guard so that you can practice peeling without actually doing so.  I think that this will make a fantastic stocking stuffer for my girls come Christmas.