In article <00A7E6FD.4C4C2D30@SendSpamHere.ORG>,
VAXman- @SendSpamHere.ORG wrote:

> I see the eye doctor readily to check for diabetic retinopathy. About 2
> years ago I was written a prescription for specs; I only recently filled
> it. I'm still getting used to wearing them. I wake every morning, get a
> cup of coffee and venture down to the VAXcave forgetting to grab them off
> of the dresser where I perch them the night before. Maybe I'll start to
> take them off at my desk in the eve and leave them there.

I've already had specs for a couple of decades for long distance work,
in essence for driving, reading presentations when at the back of a
room, and so on. I recall that it did take a while to get into the habit
of remembering to take them with me.

I'd definitely recommend getting a spare pair, not only as a counter for
forgetfulness, but in case of a system failure (in my case the
unexpected chewing of my first pair by a puppy!).

--
Paul Sture