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tenlittlebullets) wrote2006-02-09 06:42 pm
tenlittlebullets) wrote2006-02-09 06:42 pm
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Whoa.
Does it say bad things about my eyesight that when I wear my cheapo dollar-store reading glasses while using the computer, not only does it make the screen easier to read but also I have trouble focusing when I take them off? It's quite weird--I put them on so as not to break my vision reading a community with tiny text, and when I took them off to go write this entry I literally couldn't read what I was writing for a moment.
*runs off to diddle about in Photoshop instead of doing homework*
Does it say bad things about my eyesight that when I wear my cheapo dollar-store reading glasses while using the computer, not only does it make the screen easier to read but also I have trouble focusing when I take them off? It's quite weird--I put them on so as not to break my vision reading a community with tiny text, and when I took them off to go write this entry I literally couldn't read what I was writing for a moment.
*runs off to diddle about in Photoshop instead of doing homework*
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Though I think most people have trouble focusing for a tiny while after they take their glasses off. (I wouldn't know; my eyesight is so horrid that it probably would not make a difference if I were unable to focus. It's all blurry anyway.) I get supah!dizzy swapping between glasses and contacts, though.