I have distance glasses and computer glasses and reading glasses.
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On Fox News, Bret Baier broke out his reading glasses.
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Schedule that appointment with your optometrist for new reading glasses.
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By middle age, most of us need bifocals or reading glasses.
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They look like reading glasses and they have fashionably thick frames.
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He looked on, often peeking at them over his reading glasses.
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Once in a while, she adds reading glasses and a croissant.
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He likes to throw her reading glasses on the floor and laugh.
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Wells took off his fake glasses and put on his reading glasses.
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She then smoothly handed over a thick pair of reading glasses to Harvey.
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Can the controls be easily identified without having to reach for reading glasses?
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Computer vision gives computers reading glasses to interpret information from strings of images.
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He can purchase items like toothpaste, reading glasses and candy from a commissary.
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He puts on "some pretty powerful reading glasses" to aid in his precision.
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She put on her reading glasses and dutifully jotted, "KO," into her notes.
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A few highlights: this Antonio Banderas scented candle, which we assume smells good because we assume Antonio Banderas smells good, and these Antonio Banderas reading glasses, which aren't as cool as his reading glasses from Spy Kids, but they're close.
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It's partly the white-stubble beard and the reading glasses dangling from his shirtfront.
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If not, you can simply opt for reading glasses or no magnification at all.
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Manchin sat up straighter, put back on his reading glasses and wrote something down.
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As I aged, the problem got worse and I eventually ended up needing reading glasses.
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There's a Bible, a purple journal, reading glasses, and a lighter for all her candles.
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An even older man in a wool sweater and reading glasses stared at us, bemused.
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He paused in the middle of his opening statement to put on his reading glasses.
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I squinted at the insole but couldn't make out the letters without my reading glasses.
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I have my reading glasses and then the glasses that can see into the future.
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She put on her jacket, grabbed her purse and reading glasses, and headed out the door.
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The toddler was decked out in Red's signature crimson hair hue, chef jacket and reading glasses.
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Reading glasses are a clunky fix, because they clarify close vision while making faraway objects blurry.
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The collection includes sunglasses, reading glasses and blue light glasses and retails for $85 to $95.
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The organization provided Jada with $275 from the Neediest Cases Fund to replace lost reading glasses.
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Furthermore, nearsighted patients over 40 who can read without glasses are often not told that they will need reading glasses after Lasik, which understandably infuriates them, as they ended up paying $5,000 for the procedure only to have to replace their distance glasses with reading glasses.
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"He stole Maury Povich's reading glasses and chewed them so they are not great friends," Cohen joked.
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Elinor Carucci: My lipstick, reading glasses (since turning 45), and a sweatshirt (because I am always cold).
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That's because he doesn't like to wear the reading glasses he needs to see his iPhone screen.
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Still, it's a bit strange to see aging bonobos looking as if they need some reading glasses.
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Has anyone ever attempted to tar a candidate with Chuck Schumer's reading glasses or Mitch McConnell's wingtips?
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"The pop stuff made sense," Frampton said, fingering his reading glasses, which were hanging around his neck.
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Even less obvious: pre-moistened lens wipes, lubricating eye drops, progressive reading glasses and contact lenses cases.
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If anything, he needed a pair of fashionable reading glasses, not a rebuke from the international film community.
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I'm lucky if I remember to pack my reading glasses when I leave the house in the morning.
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She wore no makeup and her reading glasses were perched atop her head of shoulder-length auburn hair.
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Winston is one of the game's most iconic characters: He's a thoughtful gorilla wearing reading glasses, after all.
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His beard has grown badger-gray, and, in a sorry new development, he has to buy reading glasses.
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Carry On The singer-songwriter always takes guitar picks, an Archie comic and five pairs of reading glasses.
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She picks up his Mylanta from the drugstore and gets him a new cord for his reading glasses.
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We've got our reading glasses and giant cups of tea (literal and figurative) at the ready for this one.
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If they're successful, we might never again watch somebody fumble for their reading glasses to look at a menu.
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The solution is to occasionally wear reading glasses or glasses with progressive lenses that can limit your focal range.
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It's the reason that at 40 it becomes nearly impossible to read directions on pill bottles without reading glasses.
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Have a doctor determine your prescription, and then pick up a cheap pair of reading glasses at the pharmacy.
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Have a doctor determine your prescription, and then pick up a cheap pair of reading glasses at the pharmacy.
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Think of it like the difference between handing everyone a pair of reading glasses versus figuring out their actual prescription.
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My husband sits across the table, holding the newspaper at an arm's length because he refuses to wear reading glasses.
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Mr. Kim spun a pair of reading glasses in his hand and smiled occasionally as he listened to the president.
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In a dining nook, a portrait of Jorjadze presides over a little shrine: candelabra, reading glasses, red pen with nib.
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There's fussing with reading glasses and pesky new meds, as if you need more things to remember when leaving the house.
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The first photo was of her up close, wearing a sensible blouse, a pair of reading glasses, and a huge smile.
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After a refusal to get her reading glasses and a few more flubs, Schumer gave up, announcing, "Nevermind, here they are!"
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Whipping out her cell phone and putting on her reading glasses, Gloria suggests she take a peek at Lily's Instagram account.
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In the darkened booth, hunched over his script with his reading glasses on and his arms crossed, Reubens appeared very small.
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If they're looking for a nerdy office type, I'll stop by the drug store for a pair of $7.99 reading glasses.
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She wasn't wearing a diamond headband or 6,000 pearls...just casually slaying in her reading glasses and a fuzzy sweater dress.
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"I didn't have my reading glasses when [the barmaid] presented me with a bill," Lalor said in a series of tweets.
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FitKicks - Starting around $20 See Details Carrying around your reading glasses can be a bit of a hassle on a trip.
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Lydia of Thrifty Frugal Mom said Dollar Tree is an ideal place to stock up on both sunglasses and reading glasses.
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He yanked the orange cap off his head, pulled on pair of rimless reading glasses, and started cutting up his chicken.
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Our backpacks and briefcases are weighted with laptops and water bottles, reading glasses, lipstick, a change of clothes for the gym.
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When Schumer, 35, suggested Hawn, 71, put on her reading glasses, the actress assured her Snatched costar that she didn't need them.
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Now I can't help but imagine this dog wearing reading glasses and reading a David Baldacci novel in the bathtub before bed.
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I can see their point (even without my presbyopic reading glasses!) and I agree that the final puzzle is better without it.
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A catchall is also useful in the bedroom, where "they're great on night stands," she said, for holding jewelry or reading glasses.
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The bride and bridegroom each took out a piece of paper, and their reading glasses, and recited the vows they had written.
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Ms. Peel inspected the informed consent form through her reading glasses and peppered him with questions about other supercentenarians he had met.
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Roberts walked up to the mahogany bench, looking calm, and scanned the audience before taking his seat and donning his reading glasses.
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" Putting on his reading glasses before taking another crack at the job, he joked, "I ain't gonna make no mistake this time, baby.
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Trump rarely tweets in front of others...because he does not like to wear the reading glasses he needs to see the screen.
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On Thursday, the actress shared a hilarious video of herself digging through her oversized black purse as she searched for her reading glasses.
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That night, by the time Carey Tan arrived, they had already seen broken reading glasses and an espresso maker that shorts the circuit.
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Tillerson, peering down over his reading glasses, spoke in a deep Texas drawl that evoked a frontier sheriff about to lose his patience.
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He wore a tan Levi's jacket over a "Los Angeles" T-shirt and studied a menu through reading glasses with orange-tinted lenses.
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His reading glasses are balanced over the bridge of his nose, his mouth fixed in a hard line of concentration, blue eyes squinting.
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Ratan Singh, 45, a sharecropper who recently got his first pair of reading glasses, said he could not imagine living without them now.
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Beijing (CNN)Zhang Zhixia is sitting in a black metal chair, flipping through handouts about telecom fraud prevention with her reading glasses on.
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Mercury, the planet of logic, enters psychic Scorpio today: Allow yourself to see things with your third eye instead of with your reading glasses.
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So did her father, Conrad, a thoughtful man who favors plaid button-down shirts and keeps reading glasses perched on his almost bald head.
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Black rectangular reading glasses elegantly set off his pale complexion and top-to-bottom verticality: tall body (6-foot-6), tall nose, tall forehead.
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As someone who finds reading glasses to be an increasingly necessary accessory, I'll admit that I don't have the razor-sharp eyes of my youth.
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His appearance was just as unremarkable; a solidly built middle-aged Turk with cropped, receding grey hair and reading glasses dangling on a neck chain.
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"Then I advise the collectors around me, who are too vain to put on their reading glasses, about what dishes are on offer," he wrote.
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She needs a wheelchair and is blind in her left eye, which is covered by a patch of white gauze taped to her reading glasses.
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He wears a crisp white shirt under a sleeveless cardigan; two halves of a pair of ruby snap-together reading glasses hang around his neck.
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Linda's disease spawned anxiety in our family and friends who worried when they routinely misplaced car keys or reading glasses, or struggled to remember someone's name.
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Ben Franklin paid his eye doctor to slice the lenses in his reading glasses in half and attach them to a half-lens from his eyeglasses.
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"If we are successful, this will be right up there with reading glasses and birth control in terms of the impact on human life," said David.
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The real victim here is Legend, who can never again wear the color yellow, clench his fist, or (heaven forbid) get reading glasses without being ridiculed.
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If hearing aids could be sold like reading glasses, more Americans would be able to hear, and the costs per hearing device would go down dramatically.
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As part of Diff Eyewear's ongoing mission to giving back, the brand is donating a pair of reading glasses to those in need with every purchase.
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President Donald Trump dislikes tweeting in front of other people because he needs reading glasses to see his iPhone screen, The New York Times reported Saturday.
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If your vision isn't what it used to be, basic reading glasses are cheap and easy to find from any number of retailers in this country.
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His reading glasses were perched on the bridge of his nose, and "Madama Butterfly" was playing, every so often punctuated by the ding of his phone.
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The Donald's eyes are a less obvious target, but they are, nevertheless, beguiling: The man squints like a mom who won't admit she needs reading glasses.
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But Charley's mom just politely apologizes to Violet for the loss of her brother, then puts her reading glasses back on and carries on about her business.
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LASIK can correct nearsightedness and farsightedness, but not presbyopia, the loss of near vision that causes pretty much everyone to need reading glasses sometime after age 40.
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She has perfect posture; her dark hair is in a bun with a pencil stuck through it, and a pair of reading glasses hangs around her neck.
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One person I spoke with was concerned that the reading glasses she had ordered from China might be contaminated with the virus and dangerous to her health.
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There may come a time when you find that your close surroundings are increasingly difficult to decipher — and reading glasses alone simply don&apost do the trick.
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The museum, located in Vonnegut's hometown of Indianapolis, is a goldmine of relics to the writer's life and career, including his reading glasses, Purple Heart, typewriter, and letters.
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When the doors opened, I saw the men forcing my father to sign documents that he couldn't even read – they had refused his request for his reading glasses.
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It would allow anyone to buy hearing aids that compensate for moderate to mild auditory loss over the counter (OTC) without an evaluation, much like basic reading glasses.
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Age-related changes happen in many organ systems, and the clitoris is no exception; after all, many people need reading glasses or a hearing aid as they age.
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She blinked her eyes as she tried to keep them focused on the notebook, and occasionally took her reading glasses off to wipe tears caused by eye fatigue.
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He once had a line of reading glasses, based on his own round spectacles, called the Zimm; proceeds funded his "second chances" scholarship through the James Beard Foundation.
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One day not long ago, she finally sat down with a cup of coffee, put on her reading glasses and read the legislative language of the Sanders bill.
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But a new form of training — brain retraining, really — may delay the inevitable age-related loss of close-range visual focus so that you won't need reading glasses.
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While taking notice the of paint chipping on the campervan parked nearby, she spots a pair of red-rimmed reading glasses for which she then tosses into the fireplace.
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Huge pop songs are made for teenagers not male music writers in their 20s, squinting to decipher Justin Bieber lyric videos through their reading glasses between spoonfuls of granola.
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By lunchtime, she'd spent twenty-five dollars, on two small vases adorned with birds ($10), a hairbrush and a matching mirror ($10), and a pair of reading glasses ($5).
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Mr. Trump rarely tweets in front of others, those close to him say, because he does not like to wear the reading glasses he needs to see the screen.
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Despite flowing pants and reading glasses, Uncle Joe, the patriarch of the Ngamkho family, could be a gruff character, ruling the resort with a charming but semi-authoritarian air.
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In his comments to the judge, Mr. Schmidt — his wrists shackled and wearing a red prison jumpsuit and black-rimmed reading glasses — said he accepted responsibility for his wrongdoing.
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Day Out Jeff Daniels adjusted his reading glasses and bent close to peer at a framed baseball card from 1909 featuring Honus Wagner, a legendary shortstop for the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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His beard was long and he had no mustache, in imitation of the Prophet Muhammad, and he squinted through reading glasses perched on his nose while peering at his iPhone.
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He prefers his couch, sometimes adjudicating disputes from it like a don, sometimes sprawled across it with his reading glasses on, a sliver of belly visible beneath a T-shirt.
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The headset, manufactured by Epson in partnership with the Royal National Theatre, is heavier than normal reading glasses but much lighter than bulky virtual reality headsets like the Oculus Rift.
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If I reach 50 — the age at which almost everyone needs corrective lenses to read — and still don't need reading glasses, I may conclude that the training has paid off.
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The country is a global leader in adapting to the needs of an aging citizenry, with racks of reading glasses at bank counters and walking-cane holders in city offices.
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He takes his reading glasses, dangling from a piece of string over his gray fleece, and perches them on the tip of his nose so he can have a closer look.
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Glasses with progressive lenses work well enough, and many prefer them over having to reach for reading glasses whenever they want to peruse a menu or quickly glance at their phones.
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The internet-free bookshop campaigns for the days of haughty glances over the tops of reading glasses, gentle tutting at noise, and hours spent simply considering the words on the page.
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He amassed his fortune, estimated at more than $3 billion, doing unconventional things, like buying Foster Grant, once synonymous with stylish sunglasses, and turning it into a maker of reading glasses.
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They usually combine show tunes or Top-40 songs with highly doctored cable news interviews, in which he appears as a guest anchor, wearing his signature pink cat-eye reading glasses.
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This set falls into the latter category: It features side pockets that make sure your essentials — reading glasses, books, your smartphone, tissues, pens, what have you — are all kept within arm's reach.
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Adele posted four hilarious photos of herself with prosthetics, a wig, and reading glasses — and those of us on the other side of 30 just have to hope she's not trolling us.
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One of them is Jackson Healy (Russell Crowe), a jaded divorcee who breaks people's noses for a living, even though he is now old enough to have a paunch and reading glasses.
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Most often, the artificial lenses inserted correct poor visual acuity — Ms. Quinn's went from 20/200 to 20/20, her serious astigmatism was gone, and she now needs only drugstore reading glasses.
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A good comparison is reading glasses: If your vision is impaired, you should see a doctor; if you just need a pair of readers, you can pick them up at the drugstore.
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Having recently, in my forties, gotten reading glasses, I now find myself having to choose between reading and being, since I can't read without them and I can't see the world with them.
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Here's a list of other gifts Kobe got from the guys: -- reading glasses -- Preparation H -- Mamba fruit chews -- TV remote -- denture adhesive cream -- compression socks -- Barbaresco 1996 magnum bottle of Italian wine Enjoy!
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The original Swedish version, which also happens so be the better version, is currently on Netflix, so put on your reading glasses and get ready to order delivery twice because it's very long.
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When she did "Persona," it was with a close-cropped pixie cut; she played a sensible nurse with reading glasses and a sunny exterior who reveals herself to be both talkative and troubled.
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I hadn't expected to see so many older crossers in their late 50s and 60s, people who were found with reading glasses and who had children and grandchildren already in the United States.
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Today, Ford is a soft-spoken man who wears track suits and reading glasses secured by a bejeweled chain, a jarringly endearing detail for someone who teaches others how to inflict pain efficiently.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads You might want to bring your reading glasses to The Tiny Picture Show at Pavel Zoubok Gallery, because some of the suckers on view are really tiny.
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The first randomised control trial to measure the impact on productivity of reading glasses was carried out recently in a tea estate in Assam, in north-eastern India, paid for by Clearly, a charity.
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One big issue, of course, is that you can only see the scientists' comments if you're using the tool, just like you'd reach for a pair of reading glasses to gain a clearer view.
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He wore a librarian's reading glasses, held with a lanyard around his neck, and a long black beard ran from his temples to his chin, framing a pale, almost perfectly round, oddly cherubic mien.
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Back in the early 2000s (flashes Gen X symbol, too small for Boomers to see without their reading glasses), Scott was working at his second job as a sales trainer for a packaging company.
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Unlike Green, he has a whole walking "costume" involving reading glasses and a book in order to appear as non-threatening as possible (he wrote an illuminating essay for LitHub called "Walking While Black").
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"I'm not happy about what's happened to my Department of Justice," Mr. Sessions said last year, jabbing his reading glasses in the air at the Senate confirmation hearing for Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch.
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The cologne, a container of digestive powder, two pairs of reading glasses, three scrolls of golf course designs and other detritus from Palmer's long and lustrous life were just as he had left them.
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" As for potential political backlash, Gaetz argued the swamp could still be drained by returning spending decisions back to Congress rather than "bureaucrats in windowless cubicles who have green shades on their reading glasses.
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She often puts on her reading glasses when looking down at the sheets of paper on her desk, only to take them off when she stares up to talk to one of her guests.
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Price: ~$40Buy on: AmazonWalmart If you're always misplacing your reading glasses, these will make sure you never struggle to read the fine print: the foldable glasses hang from your keychain or sit in your wallet.
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Bamboo Comfort 6-Piece Luxury Sheet Set (Sage/Queen) — $38.99 See Details These Smart Sheets feature handy side pockets that store nighttime essentials within easy reach: reading glasses, cell phone, notebook, pens, and the like.
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Price: ~$10Buy on: PopSocket If you're always misplacing your reading glasses, these will make sure you never struggle to read the fine print: the foldable glasses hang from your keychain or sit in your wallet.
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" — SETH MEYERS "I feel bad for Don Jr. Today he walked into the White House and said, 'Dad, I have a new book,' and Trump was like, 'Oh no — I, uh, lost my reading glasses.
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Most adults over 50 need reading glasses — more than a billion people in the developing world, according to the International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness — though the vast majority simply accept their creeping disability.
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Prior to that, armed with scissors and a magnifying glass (she refuses to wear her reading glasses), she'd carefully cut out articles about Elizabeth Warren and other pioneering women she'd discover featured in the paper.
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On the hospital website, the researchers reported that the two patients in the study went from not being able to read even with glasses, to reading 60 to 80 words per minute with normal reading glasses.
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I don't know who will make it, but the first immersive media wearable to be widely adopted will look and function more like a pair of reading glasses than like the V.R. headsets we have today.
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Chief Executive Massimo Vian said a more volatile economic situation was pushing consumers in the group's top North American market as well as in China to delay purchases of sunglasses, while they continued to buy reading glasses.
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President Donald Trump usually refrains from tweeting in front of other people because he dislikes wearing the reading glasses he needs to see his iPhone screen, The New York Times reported Saturday, citing people close to him.
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She poured herself a glass of red wine, put on her reading glasses, and sat in front of her TV with a notepad in hand to record a welterweight fight at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles.
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In testing conducted on 56 people with presbyopia, the subjects found the autofocals to be a better solution than progressive lenses when it came to reading, and, not surprisingly, faster than reaching for a pair of reading glasses.
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In Parliament on June 11, the education minister, El-Hilali El-Sherbini, blamed the leaks on the use of electronic devices such as credit cards that can function as telephones, surgically inserted headphones and high-tech reading glasses.
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He notes, for instance, how often he has the same conversation with his patients, in which they tell him that they cannot read the prescription that he has written for them because they didn't bring their reading glasses.
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This might be the laptop for a parent who complains about their reading glasses and uses 40-point font on their Kindle (hi Mom), but for everyone else it's okay to get something smaller, and just a little heavier.
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So while it was frustrating, it made sense when Danny pivoted from a charmingly old-fashioned guy with break-apart reading glasses to your sexist uncle who wonders if your job might be interfering with your baby-making potential.
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She's clad in a lavender top that for all the world looked like a vintage Nudie shirt, her mischievous blue eyes peering out from behind a neat pair of reading glasses and a precise slash of posey-pink lipstick.
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On Thursday, the actor released a line of reading glasses, sunglasses, wallets, phone cases, and candles on the new online platform Starlite Shop, which is, as the Hollywood Reporter reports, basically a fun place where celebrities can sell stuff.
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Also included are versions of the brand's Sawyer style, including reading glasses that have cartoonish illustrations of tacos and hot sauce packets on its translucent frame and a black-frame version with the orange flame design seen throughout the collection.
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In "Cockfosters," the opening and title story, a woman has lost her newly prescribed reading glasses on the London Underground, a misfortune that gives her and an old school chum an extended afternoon together, retracing their ride and catching up.
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His beard, typically short and brownish-gray, is now 7 inches long and white as snow; his business attire has been swapped for a red, fur-lined suit and black boots; small reading glasses perch on the bridge of his nose.
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Pull up YouTube now and you can watch him perform a poem in different cities and in different years, sometimes in reading glasses and sometimes without, sometimes dedicated with cruelty and spite to Syrian refugees and sometimes to the US–Mexico border.
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The upgrade to mother-of-pearl buttons, the addition of side gussets to the shirttails, even the disappearance of the breast pocket — these tweaks are no big deal, unless you are an emeritus professor wondering where now to stick your reading glasses.
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A 60-year-old man wearing cheap cherry-red reading glasses and a floral shirt, Mr. Cray adjusted his battered leather messenger bag, peered around his shoulder and pushed his glasses back up his nose as he browsed the racks in men's wear.
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As Anita Gates wrote in her obituary of Ms. Andersson, "She played a sensible nurse with reading glasses and a sunny exterior who reveals herself to be both talkative and troubled," in contrast to the silent breakdown-suffering actress portrayed by Liv Ullmann.
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Eventually convinced of the project's sincerity, Mark Vonnegut and his siblings made the decision to donate a number of signature family treasures to the collection, including Kurt Vonnegut's reading glasses, Purple Heart medal, letters, pictures, typewriter, and even the old icebox from his childhood home.
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Or it may be, as it was on an early fall day in Washington, traipsing between Congressional buildings — clipboard, reading glasses and overstuffed backpack full of research documents in hand — for meetings with Democratic members of congress and Senator Ted Cruz, Republican of Texas.
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Together, we're striving to help those in need around the world by donating a pair of reading glasses for every pair of sunglasses sold in the collection❤️🙏🏼Click the link in my bio for a chance to shop the collection before it drops!
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He has a demeanor that could be described as "jovial uncle," until he's faced with incompetence — at a Senate committee hearing regarding the mismanagement of the Indian Health Service, he put on his reading glasses and interrogated the head of IHS like a deeply disappointed schoolteacher.
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" When he spoke at a 2014 alec meeting, he looked genial as he stood at the lectern and peered over his reading glasses, but his rhetoric was martial: thanks to Obama Administration regulations, Pruitt told the audience, Americans were "in the midst of a constitutional crisis.
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Cadogan, a tall, slight man with an undulating Jamaican accent and red-rimmed reading glasses, delivered to Ward's project an essay that successfully catalyzes an otherwise banal act—walking—into yet another arena where a black person must consider his body and its safety, its agency.
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With her reading glasses perched atop her nose, the torn-out page of the newspaper delicately balanced on her legs and a slight frown creasing her forehead, she would carefully begin to fish out the hidden words inside the boxes, oblivious to everything else that moved.
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I also convinced myself for a while that if I consistently ate 200 percent of the daily recommended amount of vitamin A I would not need to actually get reading glasses (as recommended by a physician), which suited my vanity and made me feel like a science experiment.
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Movies while promoting Lost City of Z (yes — he is in the movie, although he is totally unrecognizable with his dramatic facial hair and tiny reading glasses) the actor was asked about the possibility of reprising his role as Edward Cullen, as whispers of another Twilight always persist.
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Tea farmers in a plantation in Assam, India, became 20% more productive when they wore a simple pair of reading glasses, according to a recent study by Clearly, an organization trying to tackle uncorrected poor vision across the world, which was published in the journal Lancet Global Health.
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Though display rooms and living quarters were separate, the feeling of being simultaneously in a home and a museum was palpable: You turned from admiring a Frans Hals to note a splayed book and reading glasses on a side table, or a broom and dustpan in the corner.
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DENZEL'S JUST LIKE THE REST OF US Even so, anyone needing more proof of Cecil B. DeMille Award winner Denzel Washington's peerless ability to transcend even the least promising circumstances need only observe his compellingly unaffected effort to grope for his reading glasses to read a speech he couldn't remember.
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Ultimately, I'm willing to pay a little bit more if need be — and even have my tinted moisturizer look a little less preternaturally luminescent — if that means I don't have to pull on reading glasses and pull up Google every time I buy something new just in case it's laced with carcinogens.
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" The peripheral sadness is mostly a result of Ezra's physical frailty (aqua fitness, a quintuple-bypass scar, 27 pill bottles in the bathroom), which is relentlessly remarked upon, both by Alice and by Ezra himself, though almost always leavened with sly deadpan exposition: "She gave him a cord for his reading glasses.
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"Nothing beats the scent of a well-worn book," he says, "and now the Hemingways and Fitzgeralds in your life can smell like their favorite classics wherever they go…" They also selected Novel Teas (tea bags that feature quotes from literary greats), the Hot Dudes Reading 2018 calendar, library pillow cards, banned book socks, and prism reading glasses.
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"—Peter Lalor (@plalor) September 5, 2019 He continued: "I didn't have my reading glasses when [the barmaid] presented me with a bill for the beer and when she had some problems with the machine I didn't think much of it, but it was eventually resolved, I said I didn't want a receipt and she went to leave.
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You know all those retired old NBA farts, sitting back on their La-Z-Boys, looking down their long noses through their reading glasses at the 70-9 Warriors, shifting haughtily in their Depends as they come up with some kind of would-be, time machine shit talk about how they would handle Curry, et al?
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While Spanberger was sitting in the caucus meeting, just outside the room her staff was having a moment of mild panic: Her communications director, 25-year-old Connor Joseph — fresh-faced, serious, deep-voiced — was hovering in the hallway when he realized he needed an updated version of the draft of remarks that Spanberger was going to give, and one with a bigger font size so that she would not need to wear her reading glasses.
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