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20 Oct 12
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Originally posted by Frank BurnsYou don't notice how dirty your glasses are, until you take them off and look at them... and you say, "How in the world did I see anything through all that?"
Makes it easier to see you know....
Seems like there is some kind of life lesson to be gleaned from this phenomenon.. I just can't think of it.
21 Oct 12
I was middle-aged before I needed glasses...just slightly magnified so that I could see the music when I played the church organ. Now, I have tri-focals. And I have the middle distance lens placed into glasses just for playing the piano and organ. It saves having to tip my head up and down as I read the music from top to bottom. The grand piano at the nursing home is the worst as the rack is so high.
21 Oct 12
Originally posted by lolofSounds as if, for you, three wrongs make a right. 🙂
I'm nearsighted on my right eye and a little farsighted on my left eye. I also have astigmatism and these things together help adjust my vision so I don't need any glasses according to my optician and he seems to be right.
21 Oct 12
Originally posted by KewpieYes it does 🙂 - the only thing now is that the lenses don't change as quickly as they used to. But it's quite comfortable still. When I was younger and before I met this optician I had to try different glasses but they never were of any help to me.
Sounds as if, for you, three wrongs make a right. 🙂
21 Oct 12
Originally posted by yo its meDo not step in it. I've made the mistake and paid for it. If you can't avoid stepping in it, be sure and wear shoes. Trust me...
That's very true, such good advice Frankie, so appresiated.
Appresiate it so much I will reciprocate;
Lookout for dog poo, it's out there.
21 Oct 12
Originally posted by ale1552I've had horrible near-sight vision since I was a third grader. How old are you then? Maybe eight years? Dunno, it's been decades since I was a third grader. The lenses in my glasses were thick enough to hide bank tellers behind. Any hoo... I had cataracs (cataracts?) at the young age of 45 and now have artificial lenses in my eyes which corrects my vision to 20/20 as they say. 20/20 is not that great, it's OK but not the vision they can give you with glasses. But none the less, I am very grateful for my sight. Peace, love and Donny Osmond people. I hope you all have wonderful fall day.
I was middle-aged before I needed glasses...just slightly magnified so that I could see the music when I played the church organ. Now, I have tri-focals. And I have the middle distance lens placed into glasses just for playing the piano and organ. It saves having to tip my head up and down as I read the music from top to bottom. The grand piano at the nursing home is the worst as the rack is so high.