Author: Hank Lehrer
Date: 2003-10-03 12:47
Hi,
As I mentioned above, the use of tri-focals has really made it easy with the music. The doctor did perscribe them just in terms of normal vision but they work great for the reed, music, conductor distances.
Maybe for musicians needing these three distinct focal lengths, trifocals may become more common just for the fact that one would not need three or four (sorry about that Gordon) different sets.
The interesting thing though is I do not wear any glasses to play golf (Oakleys with no correction though). I have perscription sunglasses but to drive the ball, I do just as well with no glasses at all. But of course, I can not see very clearly much beyond 150 yards so knowing where the tee shot actually lands is not possible - but then that is an added reason to hit it long and straight, right :-).
HRL
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