Jan 31 2012
Celebrate your love for someone by being able to see all their imperfections!
A month ago, I posted about Zenni’s glasses being able to make you see better. It went over really well, so now I’m back to talk about how they’re seemingly reducing their prices to make $6.95 prescription eyeglasses. What this means is that even poor people can see, which is very sweet of Zenni to do. It’s also nice that homeless people will no longer have the excuse of “I didn’t see the car” when I accidentally hit them going to my job.
But this entry isn’t about poor or homeless people. It’s about people who can be loved. Celebrate your Valentine’s day by being able to see the person you love. These are the glasses I choose to see the world through. They make my optical nerves tinge and twingle with delight while my retinas feel fantastically and fabulously festive </Courtney Stodden>
So Celebrate your Valentine’s Day by being able to actually see who your Valentine is. My friend Nikki, whom you all remember from the last post, is as blind as you can get while still technically having eyeballs. She has Zenni glasses, and she can now see. You may be wondering what she’s doing for V-Day, so let’s find out, shall we?
Bought Zenni glasses a few months ago and they have since changed my life. For one, I broke up with my boyfriend because I found out he has skin tags that I couldn’t see before. Why the hell didn’t he take those off? Is he trying to look like a leper? He had to go. So you’re asking what I’m doing for Valentine’s Day? Nothing because everyone is so ugly in Iowa. Just the other day I was at the grocery store buying milk and this cashier I recognized had arms that were covered in pimples. I thought they were just knitted sleeves before! Thanks, Zenni Optical for making me absolutely repulsed by humanity. Time to move to a place less fugly! The glasses were cheap, but I’ll more than make up for it in the cost of moving out of Iowa to a place that doesn’t remind me of Oz or Narnia.




