if your are only to choose one sense amongst you major senses?
@peterpancomplex (438)
Philippines
November 25, 2010 11:32pm CST
For me, i would want to have the sense of seeing, retain in me, because i love books and love reading a lot. s if i don't have the sense of reading, i might get depress and die earlier tha n i should
of course imnot wishing to have only it in my senses, ilove that i have all this God-given senses...its only a what if and a trivia.
2 responses
@hushi22 (4928)
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26 Nov 10
i think I will prefer the sens of sight as well because I have tried acting like a blind as part of our practical examination in Special Education and it is very difficult. When I took my meal without the seeing the food though I have seen it before I was blindfolded I didn't like to eat it. It seems like no taste or not yummy. When I practiced the mobility blindfolded with cane it was also very difficult like I always worry about the danger esp when it comes to stairs.
It wasn't really easy to live even for an hour.
@peterpancomplex (438)
• Philippines
28 Nov 10
i agree, makes us appreciate what we have indeed. I just hope everybody is as lucky as we are.
@marapplestiffy (2182)
• Philippines
26 Nov 10
That is very hard, I don't think I could give up any of my senses...at college we had this stimulation exercises that went about for a day, our teacher covered our eyes for an hour and made us walk and go about, then she covered our ears next, then our mouth, each for an hour...it really made me grateful for my senses...but if I had to choose I'd chose my sense of sight too...
@peterpancomplex (438)
• Philippines
28 Nov 10
wow, thats a very cool exercise, i wonder wy we didn't have that. anyway, i agree it is every hard to give up any of our senses, and i am thankful everyday that i have it complete
