I went for my regular eye appointment yesterday. I wouldn’t have known it was time to schedule my next appointment, but I got a postcard in the mail. My address was hand-written on the post card by me. I don’t remember it, but I guess when I was there a year ago, the eye doctor had me self-address a post card.
Before I had my appointment yesterday, they had me fill in a few forms, including a postcard for next year. Since I was sending a reminder to myself, I took the opportunity to also write myself a note.
I’m awesome!
I wonder if I’ll remember that I wrote this when the postcard comes in a year. I probably will, since I wrote about it here.
I also wonder if anyone at the eye doctor office will notice my note.
Love the scare tactic!
Ha! Thanks, Brad from the past!
That is some sneaky business mojo on their part. I think I should start sending myself time-delayed postcards, too. “Dear Lauren, how have those push-ups been going? I thought so. Exercise, you lazy bum.”
Push-ups! Let’s not talk about those things. Ack.
It’s interesting that your eye doctor does not have all the patient’s information on mailing labels. Our bank and financial dudes send birthday postcards every year, using address labels.
Is this hand-written method a hidden tool to determine something about your eyesight?
That’s hilarious!! I’ve done that when I’ve had to email myself something! Why not say hey to yourself and give a lift up!