Annie Rhiannon

Monday, May 15, 2006

Stevie Wonder

Every pair of sunglasses I try on make me look 200 x cooler and more attractive. Strangely, regular glasses have the exact opposite effect.

I have to get my eyes tested. If I'm told I have impaired vision then I'm going to get shades with lenses made up. I refuse to walk around looking like a bloody librarian. I would rather look like Stevie Wonder.

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  1. I've always maintained that all women automatically become at least 10% sexier when they're wearing sunglasses. Dunno why it works, it just does.

    Same goes for blancmange.

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  2. Anonymous15.5.06

    Ever heard of contact lenses? Though I actually got more male attention when I ditched my contacts and went back to wearing specs - it was weird.

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  3. Sorry, I should have made this clear: I would rather walk around looking like a bloody librarian than attach two pieces of polymer to my eyeballs.

    I hope I'm not offending any of my speccy-four-eyed readers with this post, by the way. But you have to remember, I've already been had by the Life's Not Fair Fairies — I'm a freckle-faced ginge. The last thing I need is a pair of goggles to set off the look.

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  4. Some people like the librarian look.

    They are so strict and proper and look like they really need someone to mess their hair up good...

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  5. The librarian look suits some people. Not I.

    You were with me when I was trying them all on — I didn't notice you getting a boner.

    I just can't pull off that strict "quiet-in-the-fiction-aisle-please-or-I'll-have-to-spank-you" look.

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  6. Just because you didn't notice doesn't mean it didn't happen! It just means you're blind and need a pair of good specs and a few stacks of dusty old books. ;-)

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  7. I refuse to let this ginger-bashing go unpunished. Shame on you Annie, for being ashamed of your gingerity.

    Also, glasses rock. ROCK!

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  8. Actually, I'm learning to love being a ginge.

    And my mother always told me when I grew up I'd love my freckles. I never really believed her until Rimmel started marketing a "freckle pencil" in the 90s and I wondered if maybe I was onto something.

    Think the idea was to give yourself a cute splattering across the nose though, not cover your entire body and face in them.

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