Old Mt. Woman: glasses. Chuckle!
After Hubby had cataracts removed, he just needs reading glasses now. There is a pair next to the computer, near the TV, at bedside. Plus, one in my purse with my clip-on sunglasses. I have worn glasses every day for the past 60 years so I am not very tolerant of people who do not simply wear their reading glasses – for vanity reasons. (“Can you read this?” I say, “Yup,” and walk away.) Or him not being able to read when we are ‘out’, so I started carrying his reading glasses with me. If he goes to the store without me he invariably purchases the “wrong” item because he did not read the label.
He went to Grandson #5’s school concert last night and did not take his glasses! He had no idea what the program said.
Glasses are an inexpensive thing to buy and keep, in increasing magnifications, for future use. (I wish my bifocals and strong prescription [20/50] lenses were as simple to anticipate.) I am waiting for the cataract surgery so I can get Lasik at the same time.