Where do they go, these glasses. They have a life of their own. They just up and walk away, I’m sure. My glasses must have the same genetic background as my keys.
At times a pair will make an appearance under my rear end when I least expect it. I can tell they are there by the accompanying “crunch” when I sit.
I usually buy a half a dozen at a time from the dollar store. Several months ago I treated myself to a thirty dollar pair from Shopper’s Drug Mart. I left them in Halifax last month. My new prescription glasses are still with me. I’m afraid to use them lest I lose them or sit on them.
Zellers has a nice assortment of glasses. Get a good looking pair for fourteen bucks. They get lost as easy as a dollar store pair.
I’ve tried those strings or chains you attach to the glasses and sling around your neck. I had to buy one of those when I was in Belgium. Neither the glasses nor the chain thingie made it back to Canada. I don’t buy them any more.
It just occurred to me; I have seven glasses here with me now. I’m wearing the seventh pair. They will be lost by the time I finish this.
Well...I am all caught up. Hear you with the case of the disappearing spectacles. And the spectacle of public outpourings of grief for a person 'known' only through the media...Weird. I wish that wasted money would go to the public housing that should take the place of the Olympic Village. And tears to my eyes for Somme walk you took. THERE is a place to lay flowers and teddy bears. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI don't stand a chance do I? *sigh* I wish I could buy eye glasses for nearsightedness at the dollar store.
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