I have been making consistent progress on my books. Then, I went to the eye
doctor and respectively ordered some new prescription eye wear. They made a big
difference in the enjoyment, and the pace of my work in notebook and the
computer. I shall have a major update next month.
But when I attempted to drive in my new eye wear the road was but a blur. I
could not adjust the frame’s position on my nose to accomplish proper distance
vision on my new progressive lenses. So back to Lens Crafters where the motto is
“The customer is always wrong.” this is not just my experience but what my wife
found via the Internet in reviews of the company. I wont go into detail here,
but if they do not do the job right the first time just ask for your money back
right away, or they will just keep messing with you. ( they are called
millennials)
Going back to my old eye wear, as I wait for new eye wear from Meijer
Optical, the strain is doubly troubling now and I have not accomplished much in
this past week.
Definitely proper prescription lenses are important if you are trying to read
or write. It had been six years since my last eye exam and I am now determined
to get my eyes checked at least once every two years. It makes a difference in
productivity no matter what you are doing at a desk.
Thank you for reading.
