From Yalkut Yosef:
1. Whoever began saying the beracha (blessing) for Sefirat Ha'Omer and during the beracha they realized that it was not the day they thought it was of the Omer and right before stating the day of the Omer they remembered, in this case one should not repeat the beracha; rather they should simply continue stating the true date of the Omer and continue saying what is need to be said. For example if someone thought tonight is the fifth day of the Omer when it really is the fourth and they already said the beracha, upon finishing they should just continue stating it is the fourth day of the Omer and not repeating the beracha and having in mind it is actually the fourth when before they thought it was the fifith.
1. Whoever began saying the beracha (blessing) for Sefirat Ha'Omer and during the beracha they realized that it was not the day they thought it was of the Omer and right before stating the day of the Omer they remembered, in this case one should not repeat the beracha; rather they should simply continue stating the true date of the Omer and continue saying what is need to be said. For example if someone thought tonight is the fifth day of the Omer when it really is the fourth and they already said the beracha, upon finishing they should just continue stating it is the fourth day of the Omer and not repeating the beracha and having in mind it is actually the fourth when before they thought it was the fifith.
2. One is permitted to cut their fingernails during Khol HaMo'ed, even with scissors. The minhag (custom) of our Ashkenazi brothers is to be strict.
Mo'adim LeSimkha!
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