So our car has PG’s eyes now, I told him.
A friend of PG’s had had cataract surgery and had had the lens implants deliberately not match: one was set for seeing near, one for far. He told PG it was great. PG told his doctor that’s what he wanted to do, too.
We are designed with two eyes for a reason. Sabotaging binaural vision because you don’t want to wear glasses seemed a really bad idea to the doctor, who tried hard to talk him out of it. But failed.
Out of sheer curiosity I asked my own cataract surgeon about it and his take was basically you’d have the whole rest of your life to regret that in.
So. The Prius.
There’s the window switch and there’s the set of them for setting the outside mirrors. I got the left hand mirror where I wanted it, went to change the one on the right–
–and the thing fell down inside the door. Visible, at least, but useless.
One eyeball view for me, one for Richard. Good thing we have shoulders we can look over.
Tomorrow when the mechanic sees my note I can find out if that’s a new one on him.
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Now that’s a new one on me!
Comment by Jayleen Hatmaker 02.10.26 @ 7:56 amI think they still offer “bifocal” contact lenses like that, one for near, one for far. Hopefully your car’s dilemma is just a clip missing that should hold the unit in place. Reminds me of our Ford Pinto which still had ash trays in the back seat arm rests. We removed the stinky things and covered the holes with duct tape. 2 year-old son of course pulled at the tape and dropped a toy in. Daddy used his “mechanic’s fingers” (flexible spring-loaded 4-prong grabber) to retrieve the toy.
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