It's All a Blur

Literally. I broke my glasses the other day, the stereotypical geeky crack dead center of the bridge. We could get me new glasses here, and less expensively than back in the US. But I don't want to do that. I want to wait until we are back in the US to replace them. If I get them here the bifocal line will be in the wrong place, just as the progressive lens areas of the glasses that just broke are in the wrong place. I'd only have to get yet another pair of glasses in the US that would be right. Jim is willing to do that for me, so I can see. But to me it's spending an extra few hundred dollars that we don't need to spend. I'll wait and spend it just once.

I have a couple of weeks of daily wear contacts, and reading glasses to use with them. I can go blurry most of the time, and use those when I need to be able to see. I can read at length in comfort without any glasses. I'll be fine.