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I hear people that have glasses but dont use them very often get
headaches when they do use them, something about the eyes
adjusting


hmm..i might need glasses when i think of it, probably should get
them checked out, not getting any younger

I don't have glasses but all three of my sibbies do...

just another thing that sets me apart

Maybe thats it but it seems to get worse the longer I use them. I found that I had a lot of problems often in concentrating on things, like my eyes don't bother focusing on things and it is hard. But mine makes small print look bigger, I also broke one of the things that are suposed to go on the nose within the first week of getting them. I often had problems and thought I should try out since my mum and two of my siblings need them for some things. Except for my mum, she got treatment so she doesnt need them, been a bit weird since she has worn glasses since I have been alive.

In a way its not surprising that one can experience headaches/pain,
its far from a natural thing to have glasses in front of your eyes, so
might be stressful to the body or something, until it gets used to it

I'm 41 and I got prescibed to wear glasses when I was 35
the optometrist said I should have been wearing them my whole life
I wonder how much of a difference it would have made to my education
when I take them off now my eyes start to strain in about 20 seconds

anyway,
Hi guys

I am really tired
I have to go earlier every night
I will see you all again tomorrow, I hope

Hello
and good night

*thinking about taking an eye test*

I'm leaving soon...for a week!

Sounds exciting.

I have what I call my "Asperger's Glasses", that I use at work when I am in meetings and whatnot. I didn't need an optical prescription, but a lot of people get offended when you wear sunglasses to meetings. So I went to the Optometrist and we came up with some polarized and shaded lenses that are helping me to see in bright office environments.

me so happy
check out my Phalaenopsis (orchidee), in bloom
orchids are tuff to keep happy and stuff

You must be so hapy that you can create like that.

Its nice to plant things and see them grow. Even nicer
when something doesn`t look healthy and i manage to
turn it around with a little tender love & care.. and a dash
of fertilizer maybe

Maybe I could put some on my brother, he has been an idiot lately, he doesnt listen to what you tell him, keeps bothering me and is always saying he is hungery.

Tell him to shape up or you`ll show him the back of your hand j/k


Phalaenopsis originates from south-east asia and grows in trees
they grow on the branches and the roots just dangle down in the air.
They cant stand water, the roots i mean, leave them in water and the
plant goes to plant-heaven pretty fast. Think they are a little

So how does it get water, does it get it from leaves, flowers or the host.

It sips when it rains and stuff, it tolerates water
passing by, but not water over time. They need
lots of air, see in the pic, the plant is planted in
wood-shavings, they dont tolerate regualar dirt
at all. And the pot is clear plastic, because the
roots must have light also. Pretty much the opposite
of your regular livingroom-plants