Last Wednesday, one of my friends (yes, I have some friends!) asked me what was wrong with my left eye.  I asked her if it was red, looking bloody, and she said, "Yes", so I took a look in the mirror.  Yep, definitely either scratched the eyeball, or overstrained and broke some blood vessels.  It feels as though there's an abrasion under the eyelid, so I think I might have gotten something in the eye.  I have not seen a doctor, as MY doctor's office is 45 miles away, but HE is in Afghanistan.  Seeing a local ophthalmologist isn't something I think is feasible, as the one I know probably isn't taking new patients.  This happened to me last year, too, and I was given some steroid drops to use 3X daily, 2 drops.  They seem to have worked, as the eye is slowly clearing up.  It still reminds me of the eye of "The Terminator" in the first movie. 
You know how when you start on a project that you need to get done, and then find out after you started that there are more problems than you realized?  A simple changing of the water hoses to my washing machine revealed that the plastic washer in the faucet has broken apart, and I need to replace them.  I don't have any washers, so off to Walmart to see if they have any, combining that trip with something else I needed from there.  Oh no, they don't carry them any longer.  Okay, off to the big box hardware store, I got them.  Now just need to turn off the water, open up the faucet and hope it doesn't break, and replace the washer.
I bought a large roll-around tool chest, got it put together, and filled it up with tools, and then realized that I'd put the casters on incorrectly.  Argh.  Well, I can leave it alone for a while, it's not going anywhere.  It's just irritating that it's not the way it's supposed to be.
Bought a new ham radio that arrived in today's deliveries.  Um, they don't make these things easier to program now, and the instructions are printed in China, even though they're in English.  I finally found the programming software for it, downloaded it from the company, and installed it.  It is NOT intuitive, but I managed to get the important stuff loaded into the radio.  Now, I just have to figure out how to use it - it's a digital radio that works on a different principle from my other digital radios.  The adventure of amateur radio......fortunately, there are 4 of my friends in the club who have this same radio, and they're a wealth of knowledge. 
Tomorrow, I get to see the dentist for a regular exam, and to decide what she wants to do about the big gap in my upper jaw from where she pulled a molar 2 weeks ago.  A bridge or an implant?