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DH’s niece knocked at our bedroom telling me “Tita Des, may naghahanap sa’yo. LBC” then I remembered when the man handed me the item that I signed up for a free gift package from Jonhson’s body care for women. I signed up last Monday, Nov. 16 and received it today.

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1. Has anyone in your life talked in their sleep?

~ yup. My kids! they even laugh at times when dreaming

2. What do you like about fall?

~ changing colors of leaves.

3. Do you have an addictive personality?

~Nope.

4. Who was the last person to do something extra special for you?

~DH. massages me at night after a long day and stressful day from work

5. Would you ever take someone back if they cheated on you?

~ Nah. Karma finds its way to get back at them

6. Are you happy with where you are in life?

~ Yes.

7. Do you believe that you can change someone?

~ Nope. I live by the saying “Don’t try to change other people, for remember how hard it is changing yoursef”

8. Have you ever wished you could’ve had someone but you couldn’t?

~ There are times, but I’m contented for who I am now.

9. Would you ever fight someone over your significant other?

~ Yes if he’s worth fighting for!

I remember before when we went to the mall and there is this one instance wherein we were at the kid’s apparel section looking for some shirts and dresses for our kids when an old lady gave a remark on my DS (who on that moment is running around with her sister and couldn’t stay put beside us) that he might has an ADHD. I just shrugged it off being clueless on what she’s talking about, but at the back of my mind I was asking myself what is ADHD? I’ve learned later on that the Common ADHD symptoms include inattentive, hyperactive, and impulsive behavior. Which led me into thinking that it might be the reason why the old lady gave that remark to my DS. But I am certain that he is not.

Modeled by my DS. ahaha!

Bought this new frame few weeks ago to a nearby Optical shop, but didn’t pursue in having the lenses’ grade done in their shop since the price is way too high and out of the budget. The optometrist told me that since my eyes grade is too high, the lenses are on a special order basis. It will take 2 – 4 weeks before it can be done, lenses will come in plastic and had it Ultra-thinned. She billed me P7k, just for the lenses! That a big no for me!

Since the frame costs hefty already, we decided to go to P. Paterno in Quiapo, it is where you can find lots of supplier of eyeglasses to optical shops, we went to Abesamis Optical shop, wherein I had my lenses done before. Got a good deal on the lenses, half the price from where I bought my frames! It really pays to go around to find some good deals.

And the prescription:

I am actually clueless on what these numbers mean. lol! but the optometrist told me that my eyes grades are way up high. So I need to take extra care of it.

and so I searched the net for abbreviations and terms of prescription HERE

• D.V. is an abbreviation for “distance vision”. This specifies the part of the prescription designed primarily to improve far vision. In a bifocal lens, this generally indicates what is to be placed in the top segment.

• N.V. is an abbreviation for “near vision”. This may represent a single-vision lens prescription to improve near work, or the reading portion of a bifocal lens. Some prescription forms use “ADD” in place of “N.V.” with a single box to indicate the additional refractive power to be added to the spherical of each eye.

• O.D. is an abbreviation for oculus dexter, Latin for “right eye.” (Some eyeglass prescriptions simply say “left” and “right” instead of “O.S.” and “O.D.”) Oculus means “eye” (as in “oculist,” an old term for an eye doctor).

• O.S. is an abbreviation for oculus sinister, Latin for “left eye”.

• O.U. is an abbreviation for oculi uterque, Latin for “both eyes”.

• A spherical correction corrects refractive error of the eye with a single convergent or divergent refractive power in all meridians.

• A cylindrical correction corrects astigmatic refractive error of the eye by adding or subtracting power cylindrically in a meridian specified by the prescribed axis.