Lasiked

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12 days into the year. And a bright new start for me - literally. I got lasiked! Yeah after procrastinating for 4 years, finally did it at Shinagawa.

Unfortunately, I can't totally ditch the specs. I will still need reading glass for my 老花眼 or at least that what the doc said although so far I have no problem reading papers.

And I still want my shades which is one reason why I decided on the procedure so that I can wear shades anytime anywhere without having to interchange with the normal specs.

Now for some spec free running!

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