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Chanel Glasses Review

I mentioned in the last post I love need brand-named products and in the first post that goes out to Apple. I'll line up every year for their new iPhone - except the past two. My dad got me an Android Note and I've been stuck with it ever since. Don't get me wrong it's not horrible - it was a nice thought and a lot of people actually like Android. It's not that I don't like Android either, it's got its perks; just moving from using only iOS since I was ten years old to Android - is to say the least, agony. Especially from an Apple fanboygirls's perspective. I love iMessage and well everything about Apple, they can do no wrong in my eyes. Except for maybe the questionable price points. I mean $22,000 for an iWatch? (edit: Apple Watch, as they couldn't get the patent for that.) What?!? I get it, it's gold, 18-karat at that. I'm no jeweler, but I'm sure I can travel to Dubai for let's say $1000 and still get three times as much gold, maybe more, for that same price. I won't support them on this one. Yet, gold prices have gone up a lot. Good market, for my next job opportunity. What job? I've never held  one in my life, not even MickyD's. I got kicked out of volunteering at a church, possibly because I was mostly, (actually I think always) late and I have terrible work ethic. I say now it's because entrepreneurial is the way to go! Where was I? Yes, I bought a pair of glasses recently. Gorgeous Chanel glasses. Ooh. Got to love Canadian pricing by the way, but suffice it to stay I spent all my birthday money on this one. But it has a leather case! And I needed them, I'm hyperopic-astigmatic (is that a word?) and I was getting headaches reading close up. I write a lot  and I need to study because I was supposed to go to college this year, but I decided to take a year off to look into more programs and now I write children's books on my dog, (run-on sentence, hm I wonder about those glasses.) Bad sentence-structuring aside, (see? Sentence-structuring? Can I even use that as a compound-verb? Did I just make up a word classes? I initially meant syntax, yay I get it eventually) the only reason I'm writing this post so comfortably is because of my glasses. Which I don't know if it's really a good thing for anyone.
Yet the glasses are so comfortable and lightweight. You know you've bought a great pair of glasses when you don't even know you're wearing them. Then you take a selfie and they cover half your face. And nobody comments your pictures. True story. Hang-on, is it the glasses or are my social media pictures really that bad??
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