Christmas night we went to see "Avatar" in 3D at Cinemark in Hadley. Trouble is, if your vision is not 100 percent, the glasses may not work, we discovered. Nicky, who hasn't filled his new glasses prescription, and Brian couldn't see the 3D effects. I'd have to give "Avatar" a thumbs up, although I usually don't like fantasy or action movies. The 3D forest scenes are enchanting.
Christmas Eve with friends before we did a little salsa dancing.
Lucy, our instructor, (seen here) teaches salsa on Tuesdays at Dance Northampton.
Who's that under the tree?
Paul and many other people, no doubt, got a Snuggy.
Tiger Woods walking through the tall grass at Chicago O'Hare on our long journey home from Boise. The pre-holiday snowstorm closed Dulles International Airport in D.C. where we were to have flown on Saturday. Happy holidays all!
Yes my regular glasses are broken and dollar store glasses no longer make distant vision crisp for me, and I thought that might be it. I'll try it again when I get my glasses fixed. But I also see (googling) that a small % of people (5-12%) can have binocular vision problems that interfere with 3D movies. I could see letters stand out but most of Avatar in 3D just looked like a 2D with only some stuff "up front" looking close while depth scenes were not too impressive at all really... they say some additional lenses or exercises can help...
ReplyDeleteKelly got one from her friend. Apparently, there's no stopping this fashion-abomination...
ReplyDeleteLove your picture of the mysterious cat under the gorgeous tree.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Michaelann. Happy New Year!
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