I'm beginning to realize that I cannot read street signs until it's almost too late to turn the car! I want to re-start my driving lessons (which were put on hold until I was finished school), but I'm scared if my vision is bad I may get into an accident. I mean, I can see other cars okay and know by the shape/colour of signs what they mean. I just can't read those little residential street signs.
The problem is I'm poor. I just graduated college and now I'm job hunting and my glasses cost $400+ at least. I mean, I could put it on my credit card and pay it off when I have money... but I owe so much in student loans as it is and I don't want to add more to my debt. And I'm beginning to get those eye strain headaches. I saw Wreck it Ralph last night in 3D (good movie, actually) and I need to take my glasses off to see the screen properly (plus trying to put those 3D glasses on my face when I'm already wearing glasses is a pain). It takes my eyes several minutes to adjust to not wearing them because I have to wear bifocals. Yes I'm 25 and need bifocals! Thankfully they're no-line... but still!
I find I can't do that due to bifocals. :I Though it depends on where I'm sitting. I tend to sit around the middle of the theater but I still end up looking out of the wrong part of my glasses sometimes.
The screen's big enough for me to see what's going on anyways. My eyes aren't THAT bad... yet.
There are websites where you can get prescription glasses for far cheaper than $400. Try searching online; unless you want designer frames or have some really incredibly weird prescription that nobody can make, you should be able to get a pair for far less.
The problem is I'm poor. I just graduated college and now I'm job hunting and my glasses cost $400+ at least. I mean, I could put it on my credit card and pay it off when I have money... but I owe so much in student loans as it is and I don't want to add more to my debt. And I'm beginning to get those eye strain headaches. I saw Wreck it Ralph last night in 3D (good movie, actually) and I need to take my glasses off to see the screen properly (plus trying to put those 3D glasses on my face when I'm already wearing glasses is a pain). It takes my eyes several minutes to adjust to not wearing them because I have to wear bifocals. Yes I'm 25 and need bifocals! Thankfully they're no-line... but still!
tl;dr: I'm poor and blind!