I SEE THE LIGHT
Plastic vs. metal?
Ever since I misplaced (I'd never say lost) my $80, lightweight, favorite plastic-frame sunglasses while on vacation last month, I've been wearing this metal pair. I found them one year in the grocery store parking lot and threw them in the car just in case ...
Well, the "just in case" happened.
The only problem is that I hate wearing metal sunglasses because they are heavy, cold in the winter and hold the heat in the summer (if you live in Florida, they actually can burn your nose).
I haven't gone out to buy a new pair because it takes too much thinking. You know, are they too round, too dark, too something or other? And then there's all that taking them on and off, standing on my toes to see how they look in the mirror that's always too high on the sunglasses stand.
But I need to wear sunglasses even if it's not sunny because my mother claimed that brown eyes are more sensitive to light.
Gee, you'd think I'd ask eye Dr. Son.
Ever since I misplaced (I'd never say lost) my $80, lightweight, favorite plastic-frame sunglasses while on vacation last month, I've been wearing this metal pair. I found them one year in the grocery store parking lot and threw them in the car just in case ...
Well, the "just in case" happened.
The only problem is that I hate wearing metal sunglasses because they are heavy, cold in the winter and hold the heat in the summer (if you live in Florida, they actually can burn your nose).
I haven't gone out to buy a new pair because it takes too much thinking. You know, are they too round, too dark, too something or other? And then there's all that taking them on and off, standing on my toes to see how they look in the mirror that's always too high on the sunglasses stand.
But I need to wear sunglasses even if it's not sunny because my mother claimed that brown eyes are more sensitive to light.
Gee, you'd think I'd ask eye Dr. Son.
Labels: brown eyes, sensitive to light, sunglasses
posted by Diana at 9:34 AM
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