I'm one of the "what an odd question" people, but I need to develop a system for ensuring that when I get up from the computer, I switch the computer glasses for the everything-else glasses. The computer glasses are still fairly new, and there are times I don't realize I've forgotten until I get outside and everything at a distance is way too fuzzy.
I'd just as soon not discover if I really can drive while wearing the computer glasses.
So far I haven't got much further than "out the door" wearing the computer glasses. (The other glasses are bifocals, for one thing.) But it's caused me to add "do I have the right glasses on?" to the "am I wearing clothes - shirt, pants, underwear, socks, shoes" and the "am I wearing the pants that _have my stuff in the pockets?_" questions.
The stuff-in-pockets question failing means that once I've locked the door behind me, I don't have the keys to get back in or to drive anywhere, so my destination abruptly changes to Fred-the-superintendent's apartment. This only happens (cross fingers) maybe once every year or two.
The clothes question has gotten easier to answer, paradoxically, now that my feet need a good bit more time and effort to put the socks and shoes onto, because that means doing so is a Major Production and not something I can just forget...
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I'd just as soon not discover if I really can drive while wearing the computer glasses.
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The stuff-in-pockets question failing means that once I've locked the door behind me, I don't have the keys to get back in or to drive anywhere, so my destination abruptly changes to Fred-the-superintendent's apartment. This only happens (cross fingers) maybe once every year or two.
The clothes question has gotten easier to answer, paradoxically, now that my feet need a good bit more time and effort to put the socks and shoes onto, because that means doing so is a Major Production and not something I can just forget...
--Dave