A Conversation in French (Bakel Eye Clinic)
- (A fancy looking lady comes to get her eyes checked. Evan's finishing up her exam.)
- Evan: Now what's this here?
- Fancy Lady: A hand.
- Evan: What's this here?
- Fancy Lady: A star.
- Me: Good.
- Fancy Lady: Actually, I have a problem with my phone. (Some inaudible French, something about her phone) Understand?
- Me: Hey Spence, Jillian, come here. (At Fancy Lady now) Explain to them what you just told me.
- Fancy Lady: Well. Sometimes. When I'm looking at my phone, I see 3 bars. But really...REALLY...there are only 2 bars.
- Spence/Jillian: What?
- Fancy Lady: The bars on my phone. Sometimes I think it says 3 bars, but it's really 2 bars. I don't know how much service I have.
- Spence/Jillian: So,...you want glasses so you can see how many bars are on your phone?
- Evan: You have 20/20 vision.
- Fancy Lady: Yes. But I need the glasses.
- Evan: No, they're not necessary. Your eyes are perfect.
- Fancy Lady: It's for reading.
- Me: Your eyes are perfect.
- Fancy Lady: I would like the glasses.
Posted December 19, 2011 at 9:32pm in Bakel Peace Corps Right To Sight And Health Evan Spence Jillian
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