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Miscellaneous => Discussions => Topic started by: Zilthy on February 17, 2018, 06:25:19 PM
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For the first time in my life, I am bringing in a guitar for some electronics work. And that makes me feel old.
Why? I can try and convince myself that it is just because I do not want to do it anymore, but the reality is, I am sitting here with 3x reading glasses on looking through a mag lamp, trying to see and solder a jack connection. What in the hell happened to my reading range eyesight over the last 10 years? Thank God my normal vision is still good. Although I am a little scared at what happens if I can no longer read a computer screen being in IT and all later on.
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I know what you mean, although I only need one reading glas ;D
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I have to take off my glasses and solder things with my eyes mere inches from the project. My eyes are twice my age
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well ... we're getting vintage :thumb-up:
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well ... we're getting vintage :thumb-up:
hahahaha ;D
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Becoming vintage should make us worth more over time :bow:
Dropping any products containing sodium flourite will enable your pineal gland to function properly, which is essential for regenerating cells during sleep.
Also, sun gazing works very well on the eyes - but make sure to search out the Indian guru on this; just do some searching on youtube and you'll find his one hour description video.
And don't bother about those stating they could drop foods after three month..
I'm short sighted, and doing this for a year reduced my short sight.
Else, WRT getting old, I feel this in my feet. with lack of training, I get water in them; no biggie, just a matter of training.
Oh, and while young chicks do smile in my direction, I can't seem to get 'em home.. :nono:
(thinking of Fritz the Cat: mmnn.. three at a time is a kick I haven't tried)