The Difference Is, I Make These Look Cool
I own two pairs of eyeglasses, my regular pair and a pair of prescription sunglasses I keep in my car. On sunny days (or even cloudy-yet-bright ones), I switch to my sunglasses when I get into the car in the morning and keep them on through the drive to Metro, the ride downtown, and the 4 block walk to work. I switch back to my regular glasses when I reach my desk. On summer evenings (and late spring, and early fall), I do the reverse.
Naturally, switching back to my regular glasses at the office requires me to have actually taken the case with me when I leave my car in the Metro parking lot. Which I failed to do this morning. So it was sunglasses in the office, all day.
Luckily, nobody at $EMPLOYER has read Feed, so I was able to avoid running a gauntlet of retinal Kellis-Amberlee jokes... 8-)
Naturally, switching back to my regular glasses at the office requires me to have actually taken the case with me when I leave my car in the Metro parking lot. Which I failed to do this morning. So it was sunglasses in the office, all day.
Luckily, nobody at $EMPLOYER has read Feed, so I was able to avoid running a gauntlet of retinal Kellis-Amberlee jokes... 8-)
