[Magdalen] New specs

[Lynn Ronkainen]

Yes... Misplacing glasses when showering late at night or accidentally knocking off nightstand can be incredibly challenging as mine are nearly invisible with very thin temples and nothing "framing" the lenses. 
Lynn

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On Sep 8, 2015, at 6:32 AM, Roger Stokes <roger.stokes65 at btinternet.com> wrote:

I'm like you - on in the morning and off at night.  The problem this morning was that last night I had accidentally swept them off the cabinet  onto the floor and I couldn't see them. I needed to get washed and dressed so I could go out to the car and retrieve the spare ones I keep there to be able to find them under the bed.

I've seen some people have their glasses on a cord round their neck or push them up on top of their head, making them far more accessible in both cases.

Roger

> On 08/09/2015 12:27, ME Michaud wrote:
> The gf has a healed broken nose, making eyeglasses very
> difficult to fit. She's always saying they hurt her if she wears them
> for any period of time.
> 
> She opens her purse.
> She retrieves her eyeglass case.
> She unfolds her eyeglasses and puts them on her face.
> She reads whatever I'm trying to show her.
> She carefully re-folds her eyeglasses.
> She puts them in the case.
> She puts the case in her purse.
> We resume our conversation.
> 
> Believe me, this lengthens any endeavor that involves reading.
> It would drive me nuts! I want to be ready to read anything
> at any time without any extra effort.
> 
> At home, she carries them around tucked into the neckline
> of her t-shirt. On a couple of occasions they've tumbled into
> the sink or the trash.
> 
> I put my eyeglasses on when I get up in the morning
> and take them off when I go to bed.
> 
> We are very different people.
> -M