Great video!!! You don't look very comfortable in that box. It seems a little small. I think I'd like a black and pink trapezoidal box. I like parallelograms too, but I think the trapezoid would be more comfortable.

Quote from: Pica Pica on May 01, 2008, 03:32:26 PM
i need them for distances further than my arm reach, details - stuff like tvs and signs and the features on people's faces. I am so poor at reading people's voices but very good at reading their faces so I wear them always. However they actually make it harder for me to see thins up close, like books and the little screen that I look at to check I'm still in frame.
I can't see a foot in front of my face without my glasses, although during the day, I could probably manage to drive without them (I won't, but if I ever had to, I'd probably be all right so long as I knew where I was)
About reading people, I'm the opposite. I get very little from looking at someone's face, or rather, I don't look at their face directly. I'm usually watching their mouth (it helps me focus to see where the sound is coming from...and drumming for 15 years will hurt your hearing

) and glance up to their eyes from time to time to prove that I'm listening. However, I get SO MUCH from people's voices. I'm definitely an auditory person. I'm MUCH more likely to remember something if someone tells me than if I read it. Word choice, tone of voice, intonation, all of those things are very telling.
Quotethat and they broke three years ago and slide down my face. But I've never had the money to get a new pair.
Glasses are stupid expensive. I finally got a new pair of contacts, but I haven't gotten any more, so this pair is getting dried out. I've had the same glasses for 10 years...and believe me, nothing you picked out when you were 16 looks good ten years later.