[insert lame eye-related pun here]
Apr. 14th, 2008 04:22 pmSo, somehow, yesterday, I managed to really mess up my eye. And of course it's not the eye that has the issues, it's the eye that has the near-perfect vision, which is just, you know, perfect. I'm trying to keep from having to go to the doctor and all by keeping my eye closed (because, hello, still no insurance, and if they charged me $120 for a sinus infection I'd hate to see what they'd charge for a weird eye issue) and I'm really glad I have my glasses because otherwise I'd be in absolute abject misery right now. And it's really not so bad, and my eye will be better by tomorrow, and the more I tell myself this the more likely it is to be true, right?
Only problem: So I thought my depth perception was bad back in the pre-glasses days? It's so much worse when I'm trying to navigate a dark hallway with glasses slipping down my nose and only one eye open. It felt like those funhouses at the fair with the wobbly floors.
I think I need to go lie down for a while.
Only problem: So I thought my depth perception was bad back in the pre-glasses days? It's so much worse when I'm trying to navigate a dark hallway with glasses slipping down my nose and only one eye open. It felt like those funhouses at the fair with the wobbly floors.
I think I need to go lie down for a while.