At 09:18 5/03/97 -0500, you wrote:
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<excerpt><excerpt>George Lussier wrote: DEAR ANNE,
There, I don't think any one is listening. Now to your
question about PD and peripheral vision. Just how far to your
BACK does your peripheral vision allow you to see? Quite far you
say . Just how far is "quite far"? I've always thought that my
peripheral
vision allowed me to see to the side, for sure, and perhaps a bit to the
rear,certainly, but "quite a bit" I don't know about. May I suggest that
during your next visit to your Ophthalmologist that you have him/her
check
for extra eyes in the BACK of your head. Now don't get alarmed.
I'm sure that an extra eye [s] in the back of ones head is perfactly
normal but has been overlooked in previous exams. I mean ,who would
have thought of looking at the back of one's head? Do you see what
this could mean to BACKWARD WALKERS like me?
More to follow.Find that delete key!
My best
george
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AMAZING GRACE
Amazing grace, how sweet the sound
That saved a wretch like me
I once was lost, but now I'm found
Was blind, but now I see
</excerpt>----------------------------------- George, I can remember
when I was a kid that my sister and I both KNEW that our mother had eyes
in the back of her head. How else could she have known EVERYTHING wwe
did?
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No, No, I know _MY_ mother had X-ray vision; she could see right
through me whenever I had done something wrong (or was even thinking
about it!) .
Cheers,
M.
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