- Seeqa's Lincoln Reading Glass- farewellAnother frame, Lincoln by Seeqa Reading Glasses, leaving our line up. (...) […]
- Walk in the Park.It was really cold on my walk through the park yesterday. The bright blue of the sky and multitude of brilliant sunshine was deceptive, making me think that it would be warm enough to venture outside. (...) […]
- Teacher's PetI was nine and in fourth grade when I got my first pair of glasses. (...) […]
- Can you see me now?In a post-parental-insurance-coverage-type situation, I find myself experiencing the first tinge of worry about getting to a doctor. (...) […]
- Low Vision, Need Higher than a +3.00 PowerThis is an email I get at least once a week, "I'm looking for reading glasses stronger than a +3.00. What should I do?" First and foremost go see a doctor and get an eye exam. (...) […]
- The Perils of the World TravelerMy yoga teacher just returned from a long tour of India. She left India nearly three weeks ago and she is only just now beginning to feel as though she has landed. (...) […]
- Overdramatic.I walked into work on Tuesday with the new black ink cartridge in hand. (...) […]
- On the 365th Day of Christmas…Looking back over the craze of the holiday season, I worry that I did not get gifts for everyone on my list. So many folks were out of town and I wonder if I put off getting their gifts so much that I have just simply completely forgotten. My best friend is the greatest at gift giving. She makes her list, checks it twice, and regardless of your naughty/ni […]
- Practicing in the DarkIn my kitchen, I have a great deal of hand-knitted washrags. They are square and half a foot wide. (...) […]
- Life in SepiaI recently had the opportunity to watch a compilation of old film footage from family videos in the 1940s. (...) […]
All the time spent focusing on little details her favorite pair of readers where the crystal gel reading glasses. And for good reason. While working on or restoring art, your sense of color can be influenced by that around you. This includes, shirts, walls, gloves, and yes, even eyeglasses. Plus the entire line of gel reading glasses are incredibly comfortable and easy to wear.
Her story is a simple one of stressful vision and tiring postures. But she loved what she did, mostly… She had become used to her vision and condition. As a restorer at the museum of fine arts, she had to spend afternoons with her back bent and eyes tunneled through the lighted magnifier or readers with an air-brush in hand. She wanted to end it soon, and cursed the artists of yester-years who had been so prolific and productive! But go along she did, and did it for many years. For so many years that her back curved permanently.
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