Do the eyes have it??


Yes...I've given in to the fact that I'm getting old.
I no longer can read without the help of glasses.
I even wear them now to sit at the computer. And I HAVE to have them for caller ID and text messages! ack!!

I've gotten several pair of reading glasses from the Dollar Tree and they help tremendously, but.....I'm not sure I really want to be seen in public with them. I do have to wear them in the choir at church. I hate that...but I can't see the words to unfamiliar songs if I don't wear them.
*sigh*
Vanity is a bitch!

So...I need your help.
I'm posting pics of me in 5 of my glasses.
Which do you think look best, or if not great, at least presentable?


*these are my "purse glasses"


*these are the ones I've been wearing at school. (Maybe I shouldn't after all)


*these are the ones I keep on my computer desk

and...

*these are my kitchen glasses for...you know..reading the directions on the back of the Hamburger Helper box or something.

and let me just say...O.M.G! When did I get that double chin? Have I always had it and y'all have just not told me? oh my! Seeing that made me decide for sure not to have a snack this afternoon!

oh my!

ok..let me know what you think. Which glasses look the least detestable!

Comments

Stacey said…
I think the last one's, but maybe in a different color?? I don't like wearing my glasses in public either!
January 6, 2010 at 4:53 PM
He & Me + 3 said…
Totally number two...I think they are adorable. I love plastic frames though. I have a double chin too, but it is just because the angle you were shooting at...you really don't have one.:)
January 6, 2010 at 4:58 PM
Shelby said…
i guess no one is in agreement! i like the third ones down that you keep at your computer desk. i have a preference to the plastic frames, as well. at one point i had to wear reading glasses every day because i spent so much time on the computer at work and at home. i hate them so i don't wear them anymore, even though i know i should.
January 6, 2010 at 10:45 PM
Melanie said…
Number 2. They make your eye color pop. And who doesn't have a double chin?
January 7, 2010 at 9:32 AM
Cathy said…
I like #2 and #4 isn't bad either. But #2's my favorite.
January 9, 2010 at 2:42 PM
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