The Five Senses of the Human Body
...e how to picture it in my mind if I could not see it. I >would not be able to see the changing of my daughter’s appearance. The >years that I have left to see them grow up are precious to me. I want to >be able to see my daughters in their wedding gowns when that time comes >as well as to look at new grandchildren. I would want to experience >everything that they see and is important to them. I would want to see >different areas where I may travel to. To see all of the world’s >different colors are amazing and without sight, it would just be a black >hole. > >My second most important sense would be to hear. I like to take in >conversations and be able to know what is going on around me. I want to >enjoy hearing the sounds of nature from the sea to the quietness of >mountains. I would want to hear my children scream in the event that one >of them was hurt. I would love to hear all about my children’s day at >school and what new things they have learned. I would want to hear >grandchildren at birth and listen to them as they learn to speak. > >Out of all the five senses, I would have to admit that if I had to give >up one it would be smell. While smell is still important, it is one >sense I could overcome and learn to live without. I would still be able >to see objects, hear things and if it were food be able to taste it. I >like to be able to sample new tastes and I am enjoying trying new foods. >I like to touch and be ...