Whatcha’ll look like now, hmmmm?

Good picture and pretty smile!
You look great Diva girl! A beautiful photo.
Thank you for your very kind compliments Ladies.
79! Seriously? At seventy-nine, you do not merely age; you curate your presence with a graceful, defiant elegance. Your feignt facial lines act as a map of laughter, whilst your vibrant eyes and confident posture clearly show your beauty. Your joyous, fully lived life, eclipses the number 79 itself. You truly are the forum's fabulous Diva!
Wow! That's quite a glowing compliment HC !! Thank you so much❣️ Speaking of being a Diva...I wanted to share my multi genre music with you (which includes Latin Jazz) because I believe you and Mrs. HC would really enjoy it, but I see that your message capability is off. :(
I’m seeing two eyes both of them looking to checking off four score of years within the next turn.
God willing Mark. Yep...I've got two eyes and can see out of both of them. There are a couple of threads in which I explained how I chose my screen name, but the search didn't pull up either one of them.
 
I’m seeing two eyes both of them looking to checking off four score of years within the next turn.
Mark...coincidentally, after I replied to you, someone responded to the thread I couldn't find earlier. This explains how/why I chose OneEyedDiva.
During glaucoma surgery, one eye at a time, my doctor surprised me by correcting my nearsightedness and astigmatism so that I could see 20/20. The surgeries were approximately a year apart. After the first one my brain couldn't process the major differences in vision of each eye. I tried removing the right lens of my glasses...didn't work. Since I had to start putting so many drops in my eyes, contacts weren't an option. Finally I substituted brown construction paper for the right eyeglass lens. My frames were tortoise shell colored..

My husband and I went to the mall one day and I could tell people were looking at me strangely as they approached. If I was younger I would've been mortified, but I thought it was kind of funny because I imagined that from a distance it probably looked like I only had one eye, since the glasses frame and construction paper were similar to the color of my skin. Fancying myself a music diva, I chose the name OneEyedDiva.

I Was Made Of Music 🎹
 
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Whacked off all my hair last night. Summer and all coming on here in the deep South.
Relaxing this evening reading a hometown phone book from the year of my birth, 1953. I couldn't really get interested in it though. Too many characters to keep track of.

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Thank you for your very kind compliments Ladies.

Wow! That's quite a glowing compliment HC !! Thank you so much❣️ Speaking of being a Diva...I wanted to share my multi genre music with you (which includes Latin Jazz) because I believe you and Mrs. HC would really enjoy it, but I see that your message capability is off.
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God willing Mark. Yep...I've got two eyes and can see out of both of them. There are a couple of threads in which I explained how I chose my screen name, but the search didn't pull up either one of them.

Yeah when it comes to cracking corny I'm shameless. But I know your family is musical. I'm guessing your really were/are a singer.

Whacked off all my hair last night. Summer and all coming on here in the deep South.
Relaxing this evening reading a hometown phone book from the year of my birth, 1953. I couldn't really get interested in it though. Too many characters to keep track of.

2ZHRC7e.jpeg

Hey we have the same birth year. I just turned 73 last month. You there yet?
 
Yeah when it comes to cracking corny I'm shameless. But I know your family is musical. I'm guessing your really were/are a singer.



Hey we have the same birth year. I just turned 73 last month. You there yet?
Your guess is wrong Mark. :D I sang on stage in high school a couple of times as part of girl groups and I sang in a couple of choirs when I was a teenager, but a singer I'm not. In fact, I auditioned to sing in a professional Gospel group when I was in my 20s, but my voice was not strong enough.

People consider me a musician...but I seldom use that term when referring to myself. I prefer to think of myself as a composer, arranger, producer who played several of the digital instruments used for the melodies and musical nuances on my multi genre albums. I record the music on my Yamaha Clavinova (digital piano).
 
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Mark...coincidentally, after I replied to you, someone responded to the thread I couldn't find earlier. This explains how/why I chose OneEyedDiva.
During glaucoma surgery, one eye at a time, my doctor surprised me by correcting my nearsightedness and astigmatism so that I could see 20/20. The surgeries were approximately a year apart. After the first one my brain couldn't process the major differences in vision of each eye. I tried removing the right lens of my glasses...didn't work. Since I had to start putting so many drops in my eyes, contacts weren't an option. Finally I substituted brown construction paper for the right eyeglass lens. My frames were tortoise shell colored..

My husband and I went to the mall one day and I could tell people were looking at me strangely as they approached. If I was younger I would've been mortified, but I thought it was kind of funny because I imagined that from a distance it probably looked like I only had one eye, since the glasses frame and construction paper were similar to the color of my skin. Fancying myself a music diva, I chose the name OneEyedDiva.

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I Was Made Of Music 🎹
Thanks for the interesting explanation of your vision saga, Diva! All these years I've been awe-struck by your ability to keep up with a computer forum with only one eye. I'm so glad I was wrong about that!

BTW, I have the same eye problems and have had the glaucoma surgery also, but it never fixed my vision. Neither did the cataract surgery. (Par for the course when you reach my advanced years.) OTOH, I can see fine with my glasses on and am still driving, so it could be a lot worse.

Also, nice picture. I'm enjoying having faces to attach to the names that have become so familiar here. This thread was a lovely idea.
 
Whacked off all my hair last night. Summer and all coming on here in the deep South.
Relaxing this evening reading a hometown phone book from the year of my birth, 1953. I couldn't really get interested in it though. Too many characters to keep track of.

2ZHRC7e.jpeg
Nice picture and good year to be born. I was born August of 53'.
 
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