I began using spectacles in my mid-forties or early fifties when I squinted to read the names of the lipsticks on the tubes, and they’ve been perched on my nose like two little watchdogs also helping me focus.  My spectacles are not just a medical necessity.  When I first started wearing them, I felt awkward, but now they’re me—an important part of my persona. Choosing a frame is an emotional journey and can be quite a time-consuming task unless you’re not particular about colour, size, shape, and how well the frame suits your face. You’ve got to decide whether you want the nerdy look or to go with what’s trending. I’ve worn the square and rectangular frames, the steel frame, and currently sport a hexagonal plastic frame. Contact lenses? That was never an option for me. To find them I would have to wear a pair of spectacles! The doctor gently told me that I would have to continue wearing spectacles even after cataract surgery, and that makes me a life me...

  It's Your Ikigai That Matters... Create a vision of what you desire, Then strive for the success you want to achieve. Let your passion be your driving force. Don’t be haunted by past mistakes and regrets. Life is never hunky dory. It’s a chaotic world Your mental peace is precious. Competition creates challenges, It’s your ikigai that matters Nurture it, it’s good for your body and soul.  This post is part of the weekly blogchatterbloghop prompt.