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October 22, 2026

Draw Something Oct. 26 - 9

Name: Lauralucia 'Lala' Catalina Ramirez
Age: 13
Loves: Mending clothes & things, cupcakes especially the strawberry-vanilla variety, acorns
Hates: Being late, hard cookies, the scent of lavender
Ability: See future events seven minutes before they happen
Curious Tidbit: Lala was blind at birth until her fairygodmother gifted her a pair of magical glasses and she was able to see.

Do you wear glasses? Do you think people look smarter wearing glasses?

6 comments:

  1. I've worn glasses since I was 10 years old. I'd like to think that they make me look smart, but I'm not sure anyone thinks that stereotype anymore. :)

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    1. Live and Learn: You worn glasses since ten? Did you read a lot? I didn't think about stereotype when I came up with the question, I just think those with glasses are people who read a lot and that's why their eyesight isn't so great.

      Thank you for dropping by. Have a lovely day.

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  2. Glasses are a necessity I'd rather be without, I do not think of how I look wearing them. They just are. I've worn glasses ever since my stubborn me gave in to necessity at age 18 - still hate it, but abhor lenses even more.
    Your mending witch had better mend her teacup ;)

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    1. Charlotte: Glasses are useful but hard to wear, I don't think there are any there the nose area doesn't pinch a bit.

      Yes, she does need to mend her teacup.

      Thank you for dropping by. Have a lovely day.

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  3. Lala and her glasses rock! I've worn glasses since I was 13. All that voracious reading, I guess.

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    1. Debra: As much as it is a stereotype, people who are voracious readers are likely to need glasses.

      Thank you for dropping by. Have a lovely day.

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