--- In [email protected], TurquoiseB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], "jim_flanegin" <jflanegi@> > wrote: > > --- In [email protected], TurquoiseB <no_reply@> > > wrote: > > > > > > Well said. Seriously, you might give "Lamb," by Christopher > > > Moore a shot. There is more of who/what the real Christ > > > might have been in that book than in the entire Bible. > > > > > Cool. I will keep it in mind. I'm in a transition period now where > > because of age the focal length of my vision is such that I can > > read my computer screen perfectly, but can't easily read books. > > Tell me about it. I suffered -- needlessly -- with this > same thing for quite a while, until an eye doctor explained > it to me and told me how to get around it. The issue, at > least for me, was *light*, not sharpness of vision. As > you get older, the rods and cones in your eyes grow > "tired," and don't respond as well to low levels of light. > In my case, at my optometrist's suggestion, I bought a > few extremely bright halogen lamps, and poof! the problem > went away. > > Where this issue is the biggest problem for me is in an > environment where I can't control the lighting. Glasses > don't help if the issue is needing more light. For > example, I've grown used to having to have my date read > the dinner bill for me in dimly-lit restaurants. Cool > I guess if it's an expensive restaurant and I've just > splurged on dinner, but a bit embarrassing if I've taken > her to one of my favorite bargain joints. :-) > Right, its the light too- which is one reason I can read a computer screen more easily...no big deal...
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