This being my first foray into the four-eyed world, I am having a difficult go of it.
For the record I am not imbibing, although it sounds like an excellent idea right about now. I cannot seem to navigate any type of movement with the goggles in place. I thought life through the looking glass was supposed to be clear and unencumbered. Instead I possess the gait of Foster Brooks.
This just in, I am only supposed to wear the damn things while securely seated in front of the computer and working.
I am off to see the Wizard for a brain.
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Glad you figured that out, especially since you live in "the house with many stairs"...LOL
That could be ugly.
But, on a good note...seems like there might be plenty of people around to help you, should you fal.
((SNORT))
Go ahead, make fun.
( itching powder strategically sprinkled in the 2 guest beds I am thinking......)
Also, you may bite me :-Þ
((reminds self to bring air mattress))
It does take a little getting used to. I'm rather good at it now, being that I've had some sort of corrective eye wear since the THIRD GRADE (insert jealousy here).
LOL, I just need my glasses for non-important stuff, like surgery:-)
Kris and Tommy: Thanks for the support.
I saw the Wizard, I should be good for a while.
Lions and Tigers and STAIRS!!!
OH MY!!!!
((ducks from flying objects))
Dammit!!! I am laughing too hard for a snarky comeback. Good one HFS. It shouldn't stop you from watching your back, however.
Egad. The old "who controls the eyesight, me or my glasses" syndrome. I remember it well. You would have loved watching me navigate the mall after I picked up my first bi-focals. People were offering me handicapped seats at the cafe. I too have seen the wizard and all is good and right with my world now.
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