About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In an old optician’s shop in Boston, Woodstock Eye Styles, something strange began happening one morning when a delivery driver left his lunchbox on the counter. It wasn’t until customers started noticing tiny notes scribbled inside that they realized the box had a life of its own. Soon enough, every item in the shop seemed to come with its own message—from the frames whispering cryptic quotes to the lenses leaving behind humorous riddles. One day, an elderly neighbor popped in and asked if anyone could read what her new glasses were saying. Turned out, they declared, ‘See the world through rose-colored lenses!’ Everyone laughed, realizing that maybe it was time for a little fun after all.
2. In an old optician's shop in Boston, Woodstock Eye Styles, one day a curious little girl entered and asked her mom, ‘Why does that man keep talking to himself while adjusting glasses?’ The old man smiled and replied, 'I'm not talking to myself, dear. I'm having a conversation with each pair of glasses—asking them if they feel happy on people's faces.' The little girl giggled, realizing it was just another quirky thing her dad did. As they left, she whispered to her mom, 'Maybe next time I'll ask him if his glasses are happy too!'
3. In an old optician’s shop in Boston, Woodstock Eye Styles, one morning a delivery driver exclaimed, ‘Hey, look! These glasses are already on the shelf!’ The owner, an eccentric old gentleman with spectacles perched on his nose, replied calmly, 'Ah yes, they’re always here waiting for their new owners.' A delivery driver scratched his head and asked, 'So you mean these glasses choose their wearers?' The owner smiled and said, 'Exactly! And today is Mr. Johnson's lucky day!'
4. In an old optician’s shop in Boston, Woodstock Eye Styles, one morning a delivery driver left his package too close to the counter. Suddenly, every pair of glasses on display started whispering each other’s prices. A regular customer, Mr. Jenkins, overheard and thought it was part of their new marketing gimmick. He asked for the cheapest pair, thinking he’d get a bargain. The glasses whispered back, ‘$99!’ Startled, Mr. Jenkins paid up without blinking, then realized they were just talking. Woodstock Eye Styles became famous for its talkative frames ever after.