Reticular Activation. That’s the principle that described my last blog. The brain begins to point out all the other items you are focused on. Thanks to Jeremy Lock.
So, I have to admit, I recently went to the eye doctor to get my eyes checked. I have mostly 20-20 vision still. There is just a little sweet spot that I have a hard time focusing on, like the end of my arm. The Dr. wrote a prescription for me. At her shop the girl in charge of selling glasses found a wonderful pair that looked marvelous on. $300.00.
I have never shopped for glasses myself, but I was able to purchase glasses for Lori, Cody, Arti and Holland at Walmart or Shopko for a lot less than that. I took my prescription and left.
Since I was learning about time wasting, I wondered how much time I was wasting looking for glasses. So, I thought I would investigate buying a pair of glasses to wear most all of the time.
Last Saturday, I drove buy Eye Masters. They were having a sale -- $59 for two. I went in. The pair I found were $99. BUT, she could do a buy one get one free deal. So, I found another pair. Then I found out why people don’t buy glasses willey nilley. $89 for each lens; scratch resistance coating, $69; Fitting $0. Anyway, by time she added it all up it was between $319 and $369, depending on the glare coating I picked. For Two pair of glasses?
You know what? I think since I am mostly 20—20, I can afford a hand full of readers, no matter how much I hate trying to find them around the house.
I like the new background. I need to send you the link for cheap glasses from China. I'll do that now.
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