I can see clearly now, Lorraine is gone

[twilight33]

I'm still adjusting to that overwhelmingly crystal-clear perception of the world a new contacts prescription brings, especially since I haven't had that experience in over 7 years. Combine that with replacing our 6-year-old monitor with washed-out colors that was blinking a lot lately, and everything is bordering on sensory overload.

Not much else to say, studying a lot for my midterm on Monday and researching for my visit with a Lummi elder next weekend. I'm waiting for information back from my adviser on whether previous classes will be accepted for my anthropology minor or not, I need to know soon so I can figure out what my final two undergrad classes will be. I'll also apply for a COM dept scholarship just for fun since I have a 3.97 GPA and kick ass at essays. They issue over 20 so the odds are pretty good!

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[spaceling.livejournal.com]

Hilarious. At approximately the same time as you posted, I was getting my new Rx adjusted slightly, and picking up a new sample lens, while exchanging the others for that I.

My prescription, as it turns out, hasn't changed.. in about 4 years now. This is good news, as every year between age 8 and 22 it had!

[twilight33]

That is awesome! Mine changed every year until I switched from soft to gas perm contacts in 97. That optometrist said I never should have had soft lenses in the first place due to my eye shape. Oops.