My tweets

• Thu, 12:53: A self-published bestseller helps children get to sleep http://t.co/OFRhf2RHIf via @TeleRead #TeleRead
• Thu, 15:12: Simon & Schuster to offer free e-books to http://t.co/K2K6brQ1tl customers http://t.co/9JkZgyDZlI via @TeleRead #TeleRead
• Thu, 16:41: New York Times separates hardcover, paperback, and e-books in children’s bestseller lists http://t.co/f0RYPjViaE via @TeleRead #TeleRead
• Thu, 16:42: Spotify updates privacy policy to collect more information http://t.co/AeVwcWTNB5 via @TeleRead #TeleRead
• Fri, 08:31: Google drops Google Play Books, Newsstand, other apps from Android OEM requirements http://t.co/mW0LllsTNS via @TeleRead #TeleRead
• Fri, 08:32: Boycotting Amazon may not be so easy http://t.co/QZnnSy38bO via @TeleRead #TeleRead
• Fri, 08:32: Stuff picks the best e-readers of 2015 http://t.co/KxVMFuFhWw via @TeleRead #TeleRead
• Fri, 09:22: The BlueIndy work is about to begin. @ Old Northside Historic District https://t.co/uMDU1HunUn

I can see for miles and miles…

Today I went down to the IU Vision Center on Indiana Avenue for an eye exam under my insurance. It's a great little building, located literally right on the edge of the Canal Walk, so you could look out the window and see a great view of the canal and the Fresco Cafe right across the way.

( The examination and how it went. )

Anyway, that's where I am.

It'll be interesting to have real glasses again. I haven't really been able to wear the ones from several years ago because they've got a big old unsightly scratched-up spot in the middle of one lens, and from what the eye doctor found my prescription has changed so much since then than they probably wouldn't do me much good anyway. My eyes have actually gotten better since then; I gather I'm at the age where that sort of thing happens. But they've also gotten worse at close-in vision; I'm at that age, too. So the bifocals. It'll be interesting having bifocals again, but I expect I'll get used to them.