Shortest Comic-Con recap ever?
While it's a little odd to see "Wonder Woman" with violet eyes, I like the fact that the Polly Pocket three-pack DC 75th Anniversary set is clearly Polly and friends playing dress-up as Batgirl, Supergirl, and Wonder Woman, not Polly Pocket interpretations of the characters, if that makes any sense.
First day back, playing massive catch-up, AND first day trying to adjust to the concept of computer glasses. I suspect this is an easier concept for those who only wear correctional lenses part time. With me, since about sixth grade, pretty much if I'm awake and not in water, my glasses are on my face. So I tend to do things now that I have two pairs (transition lenses / bifocals wouldn't help with me and my computer monitor range, without the crick in the neck I was getting from the old lenses) like forget I have the "wrong" pair on when I stand up to answer a telephone in another room. Since these only really correctly correct my vision for about 24 - 36", the effect is rather like the unpleasant part of being drunk.
Oh, and bonus -- while Jeff always loses his voice at Comic-Con, this year I apparently lost mine as well.
But I have kewl books and other fun acquisitions, and saw many if not all of the friends I hoped to over the weekend, and made new ones. Yayz!
And we came home to beaky over the edge of the nest evidence that yes, the barn swallows were more successful when they (voluntarily!!) relocated their nest to the carport light fixture.
First day back, playing massive catch-up, AND first day trying to adjust to the concept of computer glasses. I suspect this is an easier concept for those who only wear correctional lenses part time. With me, since about sixth grade, pretty much if I'm awake and not in water, my glasses are on my face. So I tend to do things now that I have two pairs (transition lenses / bifocals wouldn't help with me and my computer monitor range, without the crick in the neck I was getting from the old lenses) like forget I have the "wrong" pair on when I stand up to answer a telephone in another room. Since these only really correctly correct my vision for about 24 - 36", the effect is rather like the unpleasant part of being drunk.
Oh, and bonus -- while Jeff always loses his voice at Comic-Con, this year I apparently lost mine as well.
But I have kewl books and other fun acquisitions, and saw many if not all of the friends I hoped to over the weekend, and made new ones. Yayz!
And we came home to beaky over the edge of the nest evidence that yes, the barn swallows were more successful when they (voluntarily!!) relocated their nest to the carport light fixture.