Being barefoot 24\7, no matter where you go, is a real blessing! Nobody seem to even notice - except one last in a mall. She walked past me with two small kids, caught my eye, pointed at my feet, and then gave me the thumbs up!
I don't even think about being barefoot at all.
On my way back to the house, I took a few minutes of video just to show what that looks like in my mom's suburb.
My mom had an early appointment at the dentist and I went in with her. It was my old dentist from 24 years ago! And he and a few staff members still recognized me. We then stopped at an opthalmologist for an on the spur of the moment eye test. We did order a new pair of glasses. By now we were hungry and ate at the Wimpy - a nice setting with big windows - you feel like you are almost eating outside: My diabetes prevented my from ordering one of these! A day like this totally exhausts my mom, but she really enjoyed the eating out.
My mom had a most remarkable woman looking after her: Grace. Super attentive, caring, and loving. I was so glad that I decided to give a bag I was designing, to her. (I could not finish it at home, so I still had to finish stitching two seams, and she saw how I was making it by hand.)
My mom in the front of the house. To our surprise, Telkom sent out two guys to replace the DSL line that brings the internet into the house. And they were just standardly replacing it with fibre optic cable. This prevents copper wire attracting lightning and also copper theft (something that has been happening since the nineties). It is so nice seeing the summer green plants. We could not remember the name of this shrub - after 30 plus years it now looks more like a tree. The next two photos were taken in the back yard. And this is the local wildlife in the back yard:
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