
When we were in Seattle with Reed and Michelle last month, we all took the kids to the children's science Museum. As we were playing with different exhibits there, they had an explanation of how I exams are conducted. As part of that exhibit, they had a line where you would stand on the floor and read the standard I chart that doctors use. I was explaining how it worked to Aylee and Johnathan with Johnathan standing at the line. I quickly realized that Johnathan was unable to read even some of the biggest letters on the chart.
A week or so after we returned home, Amber scheduled an eye appointment for Johnathan. Sure enough, the verdict was that he needed to have glasses. They ordered the glasses and we received a call this week that the glasses had arrived. Amber took Johnathan over to the Dr. to pick up the glasses.
Johnathan is pretty excited about his new glasses. He has been very good to take care of them and put them in their case at night. He looks pretty studley with them on -- especially when he is wearing a suit. They really make him look a lot older. Every time I looked at him and his church clothes, I swore he was one of the young men in the Ward. I was amazed at how old he looks.
It is too bad that are kids have so far chosen to inherit the poor genes that Amber and I have offered them. At least our eyesight isn't too terrible and we can live without our glasses for casual, everyday activities.