My Rx is three years old but I'm dithering over whether to get Lasik, since it seems like a good idea to do it before the wedding (I don't wear contacts).

My dad, sister, and I all have that reaction to bright sun, too!

Yep, me too. I also have a prescription mask for snorkeling.

Bush scared of horses?

Yay, a headacheless morning & so far! Yay six months old!

I sometimes do that sneezing thing.

I can get by without sunglasses here most of the time. However, down in the southwest? Nu-uh.

I just caught a snake.

I tend to sneeze at the first sip of dark beer. The darker, the more likely the sneeze. But I only sneeze the one time.

Damn, Sara, your new job covers a lot of territory!

I would like to be working from home today. Not "working" from home, actual working. Just, not here.

I don't think I can add it to the "Significant Accomplishments" portion of my annual review.

It was cute. Not much longer or thicker than a pencil, gray with brownish splots. It even opened its mouth and was all wee and fierce once.

Not one of the guys wanted to touch it. I picked it up, showed it off, and then carried it outside to roam freely in the ravine.

My mom and her sisters used to play with snakes as children. They'd drape snakes around their necks and dance around.

I'm glad I got a good pair of Rx sunglasses a couple years ago-- I have them in a hard-sided case that is always found in one of my handbags, so they don't get lost.

I love both of my Rx sunglasses! I don't lose them in the same way I don't lose my regular glasses (I have multiples of those too). Which is to say, I set them down and occasionally misplace them, but I know where the other pair is so it's no big.

I was also surprised that LensCrafters has a nice selection of fashionable-looking sunglass frames.

You can also get regular frames turned into Rx sunglasses without too much of a hassle.