Still getting used to the new contact lens and think I've finally found the perfect pair. Now all I have to do is get them ordered, and voila! I'm a contact lens-wearing person
In the meantime, since seeing was somewhat problematic, I cleaned the workroom. Wow! What a difference it makes. Now everything is in its place and I have a place for everything.
Today's Japanese house day, so stand back everyone! This baby's going up!
Currently I'm working in quarter inch scale which means 1 foot = 1 quarter inch. Thanks for reading!
Showing posts with label contact lens. Show all posts
Showing posts with label contact lens. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Large Leaps and Tiny Steps
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cleaning,
contact lens,
Japanese house,
worktable
Monday, March 21, 2011
Why No New Posts?
Well, I haven't been working on minis lately because I'm in the middle of getting contact lens. I had contacts in the late 1960s when I was in high school. They were the hard lenses that were absolutely painful, but vanity demanded that I wear them no matter that my eyes were always red and weepy. High school ended and so did the contacts.
I got them again in the 1980s, but since I have astigmatism, they were semi-hard and also painful. The worst part was the best the doctor said he could do was 20/50 vision. Not a choice for someone like me who likes to see and read. Another slam dunk into oblivion for them.
Now I'm trying soft lenses which are unbelievable. I barely know they are in my eyes - except that I can't see! I'm trying the plan that calls for one eye with far vision correction and one eye with near vision correction. The far vision correction is perfect, but I can't read or see with the near vision correction so far.
So until I can see - even if I have to have magnifiers with the contacts - I won't be doing minis. Fortunately, I can see enough to read if I concentrate really hard on the print. Not fun, but gets the books read and emails written.
I got them again in the 1980s, but since I have astigmatism, they were semi-hard and also painful. The worst part was the best the doctor said he could do was 20/50 vision. Not a choice for someone like me who likes to see and read. Another slam dunk into oblivion for them.
Now I'm trying soft lenses which are unbelievable. I barely know they are in my eyes - except that I can't see! I'm trying the plan that calls for one eye with far vision correction and one eye with near vision correction. The far vision correction is perfect, but I can't read or see with the near vision correction so far.
So until I can see - even if I have to have magnifiers with the contacts - I won't be doing minis. Fortunately, I can see enough to read if I concentrate really hard on the print. Not fun, but gets the books read and emails written.
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