Hi Moose,
Thanks for asking. My new bifocals are great for driving and walking
around. I still need to get some computer lenses so that I don't get my
neck in a crick. You are the second Californian who has mentioned Zeiss
progressive lenses to me. Are they really that great? I always
suspected they were sort of a compromise.
On 10/25/21 11:56 PM, Moose wrote:
On 10/22/2021 10:42 AM, Jim Nichols wrote:
After avoiding visits to my ophthalmologist during the worst of the
pandemic, I really needed new glasses and a checkup.
So did I, but I was quicker out of the gate than you and Carol. I've
had my new specs for weeks, you and she have just received yours.
She really likes hers. How are yours? Like you, she went for bifocals.
I'm full tilt Zeiss' best progressives.
I finally received my new bifocals yesterday, and shot a selfie to
share with my sons. Since I don't do selfies very often, I decided to
add it to my Gallery for my friends to view. The cap is normally not
a part of a proper portrait, but, after several years of scalp
surgery for skin cancer, it serves a purpose.
For you younger guys, particularly those with receding hairlines,
wear your Tilly hat or get a cap. Take a hint from one who wishes he
had learned the lesson much earlier.
I was pleased to have no report of cataracts in my exam. That's
another thing that can be a result of too much sun exposure, or at
least hastened. I've never understood Fezes, those African brimless
hats, etc. I really Hate direct sun on my eyes. I don't understand how
people can see clearly that way.
I'm a hat guy. Just gave away a bunch of them; still have too many.
But I've always leaned toward full brims. Caps leave ears and neck
exposed. Red ears are unsightly and uncomfortable. 😁
Sun Shy Moose
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Jim Nichols
Tullahoma, TN USA
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