What’s the worst storm you’ve ever been in? How did you feel in that storm? What were the lasting effects, if any?  I’ve been in my share of storms, and one that stands out to me happened a long time ago when the airport in Hong Kong, Kai Tak, was still located in fairly central Hong Kong. During its existence, Kai Tak was heralded as one of the world’s most dangerous airports because of its location among skyscrapers and the approach over Victoria Harbor. One time, I landed at this challenging airport during a typhoon, and that was more than a little nerve-wracking!

“Do you see the number ‘86’ in the green color?” If you’ve ever had a thorough eye exam, you’ve likely been asked something like this question, along with a plethora of others to determine clarity, depth perception, distance, astigmatism, myopia and a host of other issues. Furthermore, when I was recovering from a concussion, I frequented an eye doctor who specialized in the interface between the eyes and brain along with the associated complications that make vision processing all the more challenging. This specialist prescribed prism glasses for a season, and that was really helpful!