That song's been stuck in my head all week.
And for good reason.
On Monday I finally got the lasik procedure done at the Laser Eye Center of the Southern Tier.
And it.


Is.


AWESOME.

If you are wondering at all what surgery day is like, well, you're in luck. Take a look at the video to see just how quick, and great, the folks at Dr. Sambursky's office can do the same for you.

It's been a real busy couple of weeks for me.
Trying to go to the gym more.
Playing golf.
Ran a 5K with my 6-year-old son. ( check it out: http://www.wbng.com/younews/47230027.html?img=2&mg=t )
Working like crazy.

Anyway, it would be a whole lot easier without glasses.
You might notice in the picture with my son I don't have them on. He was guiding our way around the course.....which may explain why it took us an hour and 25 minutes (just kidding.)

So anyway....we're setting a date to get this done.
SOON!

Did you know the difference between the regular lasik or the laser version?
I didn't. Luckily Michelle at the Laser Eye Center of the Southern Tier knows absolutely everything.
I mean everything.
So pay attention.

Worst weekend ever for me. Because of glasses. I'll explain via video blogging soon.

This caught my "eye" on the AP wire. (Get it? Eye? Like the eye surgery I'm getting.)


PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Philadelphia Flyers center Danny Briere will have corrective eye surgery Tuesday.

General manager Paul Holmgren says Briere will have a procedure
called photorefractive keratectomy. He will take a few weeks to
recover.

Briere says his contact lenses bothered him at times during the
season so he elected to have surgery.

Briere had 11 goals and 14 assists in 29 games for the Flyers
last season. He sat out 53 games with a groin injury.

The surgery will be performed by Dr. Michael Fung at Wills Eye
Hospital in Philadelphia.

It's a different surgery than the one I'm getting (again, a better explanation of that coming soon) but I thought it was cool that he got a story about it.
Hoping there's a press release when I'm going under the laser.

Here's a look at just how bad my eyes are.
It's bad.
Real bad.