[Red] Laser Vision - Part 4

There hasn't been much change in the last, uh, while. I can see more or less fine now. Museums aren't the greatest (poorly lit placards at the back of the case suck!) and at the end of a long Excel-intensive day, I have to skooch up the font a size. I'm hoping those go away.

When I decided to get zapped, I just thought about day-to-day stuff. I thought about swimming, and waking up first thing in the morning. Now that it's been about a month, I have to say it's the little things that make me glad I took the step. I'm not going to claim this is a comprehensive list, but here are the little things:

- Being able to tell the difference between shampoo and conditioner bottles at a glance
- Going out in the rain without rain drops hanging around
- Not having smudged lenses
- Seeing when i get out of the shower (steam-free)
- Seeing your reflection in your pupils when you get close to the mirror (seriously, I never knew this was possible)
- Wearing real sunglasses
- Napping without fear of crunching glasses on face/face on glasses
- Wearing normal safety glasses
- Costumes that don't involve glasses in some way/shape/form (haven't done this one yet, but I can't wait)
- Coming inside when it's cold out and not fogging up
- Falling off the climbing wall and not having glasses fall off when you hit
- Getting a drink in the middle of the night

The bad:
- When I get really tired, I get nice dark circles under my eyes. Glasses helped to hide this.

Was it worth it? Absolutely.