What You See Is What You See

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Well, some folks can see stuff a whole lot better than can other folks. So, what can you do when you are one of those "other folks?" You head for the eye glasses place. About those places - some of them come complete with eye doctors and techies running around in starched white coats, all trying to see what you have in your wallet. "Did you bring cash or a credit card?" Not, "Which of those pretty blue (or brown) eyes is bugging you today?" Everything is real scientific and medsy in those doctor-techie kinds of eye places. There are, however, other kinds of eye glass places. There is one here in town by the name of "Reading Glasses To Go." No white-coated techies to be seen there - just a nice lady who is always smiling (even when she knows you cannot yet see that smile) and who stands behind a little sales counter near the back end of the store. Guess what that store has for sale. Reading glasses. The kind of reading glasses that have both a lefthand glass lens and a righthand glass lens, plus the usual ear-catcher and nose holder things. All sorts of different colors and shapes are there to hold those glass lenses, too. Racks and racks of reading glasses. Drawer after drawer of the things in the many cabinets that fill the store. I stopped by that "Reading Glasses To Go" place the other day. I needed some more powerful magnifying glasses than the "3-powers" that I already own, like maybe a "4-power" deal. After I bought a pair of that power to suit my fancy, I pulled my little Canon camera off of my belt and managed to snap 6 pix of the inside of the place before the camera battery croaked. When I got back to my computer machine, I loaded the 6 pix into the composite-making program and stitched those pix together into the long, skinny image you see above.