Silly optometric wordplay, and praise
My optometrist says I've got presbyopia. Does that mean I see Presbyterians everywhere?
Or maybe it was Presley-opia -- the rare and strange condition of Elvis-eye.
Either of the above sounds more fanciful than "you're getting old."
But I love my optometrist, Dr. Zahka of Westwood. He's got such a calming manner, which helped after I was late due to not planning for morning rush hour traffic.
I was also calmed and cheered by the Maxfield Parrish poster in the glaucoma testing room; I'm probably one of few clients who notices the art in such places! It was one I'd never seen before... kind of a straight landscape rather than having fantasy overtones, but those signature colors were what made it call out to me. Wish I'd taken note of the title.
Or maybe it was Presley-opia -- the rare and strange condition of Elvis-eye.
Either of the above sounds more fanciful than "you're getting old."
But I love my optometrist, Dr. Zahka of Westwood. He's got such a calming manner, which helped after I was late due to not planning for morning rush hour traffic.
I was also calmed and cheered by the Maxfield Parrish poster in the glaucoma testing room; I'm probably one of few clients who notices the art in such places! It was one I'd never seen before... kind of a straight landscape rather than having fantasy overtones, but those signature colors were what made it call out to me. Wish I'd taken note of the title.