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Day 210: Sense of Sight

I've mentioned eyes before, but it was in a totally different context.  Today I'm sticking with the literal.  :)  I'm grateful for the sense of sight.  What our eyes take in every day is miraculous if you think about it. The eye and its functions are absolutely incredible, super intricate, very delicate, and yet very resilient.  I try to not take my eyesight for granted, what I get to see everyday is a gift.  From creation to words to faces, even those pesky stoplights.  :)  And all the things in between.  Tonight I saw the prettiest dusk laced sky. It was gorgeous.  What did you see today that makes you grateful for the gift of sight?

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