Everybody knows that spending time in front of the computer can hurt your vision, but I seem to defy that rule, and spend 10 hours a day in front of it, without any side effects. Also, I’m not like those who have started wearing glasses after one or two years working behind a monitor, as I’m quickly approaching 10 years of use, and my vision remains brilliant.
I was quite proud of my vision and liked testing it on all kinds of things. I used to try reading the license plate of moving cars, or the small text under a TV advertisement, from far away. My friends advised me to stop pushing my luck, and try spending less time in front of the computer. They said my eyes will certainly be affected in the future, but I had my doubts.
Since my parents were telling me the same things as my friends, I chose to take up jogging. I spent some time online looking for the perfect jogging equipment, a excellent mp3 player, and the best time of the day to start. Armed with this knowledge, my jogging started, every morning.
The equipment recommended online was fantastic, and made jogging a pleasure. The Sansa c250 also helped keep my mind occupied, while running. Small and cheap, the player showed me that price doesn’t mean everything. It even sounded better than my PC, which really surprised me.
Currently I still spend a lot of time in front of my PC, but I’ve also allocated a lot of time to jogging and other sports. My physical condition has improved drastically and I’m very pleased my family and friends pushed me down this path. I like knowing that while I can still have all kinds of fun doing computer activities, I’m not wasting my health doing it. There’s a fantastic feeling knowing that!
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