the title of this icon on this post is "mad men me" because at the height of the tv show mad men's popularity*, AMC.com had a thing to put yourself in a scene of that era. there were 4-5 settings (an office, a living room, a bar, a bedroom, etc.) and you could put outfits on a figure representing yourself (business attire, casual clothes, lounge-wear, cocktail outfit) and you could have hairstyles of the era (in a few colors). and have a few body types for both men & women (thin, average, heavyset), skin/hair colors, facial expressions, & a glasses (silver or black) option.
at the time i had silver-colored glasses with rectangle frames. but in 2017 i got black glasses with oval-ish frames, so it was not representative of me (i know it's been awhile, but; 1. glasses are expensive & 2. generally my eyes don't change much between glasses purchases).
but now i have silver-colored glasses with rectangle frames once again. unfortunately my eyes did change a small amount, enough to have eye pain on and off. and i may or may not be
that age where it is possible to need reading glasses. thankfully i don't need them. but since my prescription is distance only, i have to peer over my glasses to read things that are close-up sometimes.
( a small rant )the case they give with the glasses is a plastic thing with the wal-mart starburst logo inscribed in the plastic & this cheap felt-like insert (that's not even glued in). the cases from 2017 were better in that their cheap felt-like liner was better, glued in, were not just cheap plastic and had a hinged lid. my brother got his glasses about a month ago and he got their bog-standard case.
when i got mine, apparently they ran out & i got a nike case (a brand of glasses they sell) that's bigger, has better lining, with a hinged lid (that is known for snapping down on fingers. i was warned by the one of the ladies that helps fit the glasses & does the ordering process.) my brother is annoyed/jealous, even though we will not be keeping the cases and will use them to protect our old ones when we donate them to wal-mart's/lions club eye glasses for needy people program bin.
*sometime after 2009 (2011?, 2012?), when i joined DW.