Our eyes are so important to our writing. We observe, write, edit--everything with our eyes fully engaged. As my sight took that gradual dimming that comes with age, I knew I'd have to do something. Glare is a constant companion. In fact, when I edit either on screen or on paper, I found the glare to be more than distracting.
Here's hoping that that problem will be gone soon! By the way, I'm opting for multi-focal lens implants. I'll be saying "Goodbye!!!!" to glasses, my hated companion for fifty-one years. (Now, be a sweetie and don't try to figure out my age from that tidbit. ;-)
Hopefully, I'll be a better blog-visitor when this is all done. Keep your fingers crossed!
In Two Weeks: The Book Pusher is back!
My eyes are so tired after a day on the laptop. Remember to take breaks when you're back in action, Zan Marie and good luck with the eye op!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Fran! I do go on with my writing and reading. Got to remember breaks.
ReplyDeleteYou will be so awesome! My thoughts are with you. Follow instructions and all will be well! See you soon!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Debra!
ReplyDeleteGood luck on the surgery! I hope it goes smoothly and the recovery is quick. I've had reading glasses for a few years now but I don't think it will be long before I need them full time.
ReplyDeleteLove the idea of saying goodbye to glasses! I can't imagine myself without them. What a brand new feeling it must be not to have to rely on them all the time!
ReplyDeleteOne week and counting, Deniz! Then, I'll let you know what it feels like. :-D
ReplyDeleteGood luck, Zan Marie. I have no doubt you'll feel great when it is done.
ReplyDeletethanks, Rose!
ReplyDeleteGood luck with your surgery!
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Thanks, Doree!
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the operation. Hope you're feeling better now, and you can get back to writing soon.
ReplyDeleteThanks, S. M. I am better. I hope to get the other eye done later in July!
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