I do not wear my glasses unless I am driving or watching the rare movie with subtitles from afar. I was told that wearing glasses all the time makes your eyesight worse. They were right. It was around 1985 when I was at the optometrist, and a girl who went to my school was also getting glasses. I got the Ray bans with transition lenses. After we had both went through the adjustments to determine our prescription for eyeglasses, the doctor walked out in shock telling us that we both had the exact same prescription in both eyes for nearsighted with stigmatism. He said that nothing like that had ever happened in his career. What are the odds? Fast forward 15 years later to 2000. I got new glasses at myecono 39.95, but the wireless bottom pair I bought was closer to $139.95. Can you GUESS the designer? No matter. My prescription was the same, and has remained the same to this day. I still have those glasses, and I noticed a new cartoon movie where one of the characters is wearing very similar frames. Rewind to the early 1990s. I was wearing horn rimmed glasses, but only when I drove for the most part. I found that old pair recently. I remember seeing the back of an old book that still had the paperback cover on it. On the back was this old man (the author) who was wearing horn rimmed glasses, but they were unique as they had a wireless bottom. My wireless bottom pair was adding slight pressure around the temples which was bothersome. So, a few weeks ago, I popped out the main frame on the horn rimmed glasses, and removed the arms off of the wireless bottom pair. The horn rims were wider, and they slipped over the top of the wireless bottom pair. I was able to adhere the horn rim design and arms over the other pair. I combined two decades of two different styles. What I am driving at is even though what I wrote here is protected by copyright...The idea is public domain, but I do not consider myself to be a trendsetter. After all, I got the idea from the back cover of a book that was older than me back in the mid 1990s. However, I do have an idea that I will not disclose, but give a few details that will change technology for the better in my next post. Just for the record... All of the above is (c) Copyright 10/19/2013 Rocky Wright Aloha! Rocky
Posted on: Sun, 20 Oct 2013 01:43:03 +0000
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