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When I was in the seventh grade, I started to struggle to see the blackboard in the classroom. Handwriting that used to appear clearly was suddenly all squiggly, and everything else began to appear blurry. I had the same trouble with watching television, reading road signs, or anything that was further away than just a few feet in front of me. My mom took me to the eye doctor, and I was prescribed my first pair of glasses. In an instant, everything became clear, and I was back on track in school in no time.
The new school year is starting soon, and while we're busy buying school supplies and new lunch boxes, it's easy to forget about eye care. Your kiddos probably have their vision checked (as mine do) at their annual well checkups. If not, it's definitely not something to overlook! An annual eye exam is a great idea for adults, too. My vision has worsened, slightly over the years, so I am in constant need of corrective lenses. I wear contacts and have glasses. My husband also wears glasses, and you wouldn't believe the types of things that we go through with our lenses, causing us to constantly shell out our hard earned money so we can see properly!
A funny thing happened during lunch...
These poor glasses are never to be seen again.
A few years ago, I was enjoying a harmless lunch with my husband and son at a restaurant. My son (3 years old at the time) needed to use the restroom, so my hubby promptly escorted him from the table. When they came back, my son was in tears, my husband was noticeably irritated, and I realized that hubby's glasses were missing. Turns out, his very expensive, flexible framed glasses were knocked into the toilet by our son and auto-flushed down the toilet- never to be seen again! Needless to say, we learned our lesson about buying expensive glasses... or so we thought!
These lenses also took an unfortunate hit!
Last year, our gorgeous daughter knocked hubby's glasses off of his face after a doctor's appointment and sent them crashing to the asphalt. This resulted in chipped and scratched lenses. Yikes! We don't have a good track record, here! We've finally wised up & discovered an inexpensive solution to our eyewear woes, thanks to DiscountGlasses.com.
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Hubby and I wear glasses for different reasons- his are for reading, and mine are for distance. He can quickly check out a huge selection of reading glasses, and find affordable styles he loves. The high quality and low prices make it easy for him to choose a couple of pairs at a time, so he always has a spare pair lying around in case of a glasses disaster (see above!).
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I'd purchase a new pair of glasses with transitions.
ReplyDeleteI'd get a new pair of glasses.
ReplyDeleteI'd definitely buy some new glasses - I have't bought a new pair in three years!
ReplyDeleteMy 16 yr old wears both glasses and contacts, I would love to get her a pair of prescription sunglasses though for the summer months. Also they have computer glasses, so I might get something for me!
ReplyDeleteI purchased her a graphing calculator and new laptop this year, but in the past the basics backpacks, notebooks etc...
ReplyDeleteI would get A New pair of purple glassees
ReplyDeleteI would probably get the Realtree R462 glasses.
ReplyDeleteI would purchase new eyeglasses for my daughter! I think she would like the LUNETTOS CHARLIE frames.
ReplyDeleteBack-to-school items we have purchased are paper, pencils, backpacks, scientific calculator, folders, disinfectant wipes, shoes, and clothing.
ReplyDeleteI purchased some locker decor for my daughter when she got into junior high a few years back, she loved decorating her locker!
ReplyDeleteI remember when my daughter was little she had to have a rolling Bratz backpack. So I got the backpack lol... first rolling backpack she owned in grade school and she loved it. However, soon her doll collection took up residence in the backpack as their "home" and we had to respect that haha so she ended up using a regular backpack for the rest of the year.
ReplyDeleteI got my kids lunchboxes with their favorite characters at the time, I still do that for my 8 and 9 year old grandsons.
ReplyDeleteI purchased some art supplies for my daughter this year so she can work on projects during her junior year.
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