Eagle eye Vision!

Today I went to Rotterdam to have new lenses put into my glasses.

I have been exited about this ever since I was told I would have eagle eye vision :)

I got in the store and was greeted by the nice optician.

She sat me down and went to work on my glasses.

Just 5 minutes later she was done.

She put the glasses on my head and the world changed completely.

The world became so sharp that I didn't know what to do with myself.

The amounts of detail I could see is sort of hard to describe.

I felt sort of lost in the store just looking at things.

She told me it could be a while before I got used to them completely.

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I got home after a pretty sharp car ride (looking at all the number plates) and sat behind my computer.

Then I noticed something very odd.

The monitor was no longer straight.

It seemed to run inwards towards the bottom (like it was bend).

I went to the TV and noticed the same.

I then looked at several square objects around the house.

One of them a big old wooden chest.

With glasses it was so sharp I could see all the little details in the wood but it was 'bend'.

Without glasses it turned in to a more blurry box but straight.

I decided to call her up and explain what I was seeing.

She said it was normal and it will go away in time.

(While I'm writing this it has gotten less but it's still there, I hope she is right).

I went to the park to walk the dog.

It was magical.

The leaves of the trees were so sharp I stopped at times to look them.

I think the last time I looked at trees this intensly was when I was high on mushrooms years and years ago!

I was also surprised by the amount of depth I could see.

It was just cool. I was enjoying myself.

It started to rain half way which was nice because it's bloody boiling in the Netherlands.

I stood in the rain for 5 minutes enjoying the sight while Trevor was doing his thing.

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When I got home I lid the green egg.

My dad was here too and we had a great meal.

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Now after having these new specs on my head for about 9 hours my eyes are bloody tired.

Seeing all the details is hard work and I guess my brain is making overtime adjusting to a new world.

The optician asked me to give her call in a week to see how I am doing.

I hope by then everything is straight again!

What I am gonna do is enjoy every moment of my new vision.

You often get used to new things rather rapidly and it becomes the new norm after a while.

Enjoying the time before you get there is important.

And I will!

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