MyEyeDr.

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, while waiting for his glasses, an impatient child kept staring at the old clock on the wall of MyEyeDr. Suddenly, its hands seemed to move in slow motion, as if time itself had slowed down around him. Finally, a friendly optometrist noticed the boy’s fascination and asked if he was enjoying watching the clock. With a smile, she offered him some colorful stickers to decorate her own glasses, which instantly cheered up both the patient and the clock. Since then, whenever someone mentions MyEyeDr., people fondly recall ‘the day the clock learned to play nice.’

2. A curious delivery driver noticed that every Wednesday, exactly at 3 PM, an old man would appear outside MyEyeDr., muttering something about ‘the best pair of spectacles ever made.’ Curious, he asked the receptionist if there was anything unusual going on that day. She shook her head and smiled mysteriously. Finally, one Wednesday, the delivery driver decided to stay after his shift ended. At precisely 3 PM, the old man appeared again, holding a strange-looking box under his arm. He approached the door and whispered something into the receptionist’s ear before disappearing with a smile. The next morning, everyone in town saw him wearing brand-new glasses—completely different from any they’d seen before—and humming cheerfully as he walked down the street. To this day, no one knows what happened inside MyEyeDr. that magical Wednesday.

3. At dawn, when most people were still asleep, a delivery driver noticed something strange outside MyEyeDr.: a small bird would always land on the same window, chirping insistently until the shop opened. Finally, one morning, the bird stopped showing up. Curious, the delivery driver asked an old neighbor who happened to be walking past. Turns out, it was just a regular pigeon that had found its way inside during construction and now lived in the office next door. Ever since then, whenever someone mentions MyEyeDr., everyone smiles and whispers, ‘That’s where the pigeon works.’

4. At closing time, an elderly gentleman approached the counter and asked the optician if he could see the stars through these new glasses. The next day, during a routine check, the staff discovered a tiny star-shaped scratch on one lens. The optician scratched his head, puzzled. Later that week, another customer—a delivery driver—complained about seeing double when reading street signs. Turns out, there was now a little moon-shaped mark on the other lens. By Friday, everyone in town had stopped by MyEyeDr., asking if they’d suddenly developed x-ray vision or were just hallucinating. The final check revealed not only constellations but also a small rainbow on each lens, courtesy of some curious cleaning fluid. The old gentleman returned smiling, saying, ‘Now I can finally read those distant billboards!’