Getting to Know You - April 5

[Ann]

If you had to give up the use of one sense what would it be and why?

Touch, taste, sight, hearing or smelling

[ginnyde]

Smell. Ann, could it just be bad smells?

Sight would be the absolute last by leaps and bounds.

[Ann]

I'm with you, Ginny. Although there are some wonderful things to be smelled, it seems that I could do without the good or bad smells, if necessary. Like you, sight would be at the absolute bottom of my list.

[Shelley (MLC)]

Definitely Smell....my allergies are so bad all year long, I can never smell anything anyway! Shelley

[J.C.]

I would say taste, not hard after

to keep on a diet, as long as the

food is sane all would taste neutral.

I already lost 75% hearing that

can be restore to only 50% with

hearing aids.

Easy for me to know when people

get near me just by my sense of smell

even when I don't hear them (back of me)

would miss it a lot.

Jackie

[Ry]

Smell.

[melindasue37]

I would choose smell too.

Although, with my cooking I should probably choose TASTE!

Hearing and sight would be the most difficult.

[Sheri]

Just wanted to let you guys know, if you lose your sense of smell, your taste goes with it!

My Dad was in a brawl during his younger years and lost his sense of smell/taste. Now we look at his loss as a Godsend; he tolerated chemo and that awful metallic taste that accompanies treatment very well.

[kamataca]

Taste! Then I wouldn't crave all the things that add inches to my belly instead of years to my life.

Kelly

[Welthy]

Taste definitely.

[Larry]

Maybe Hearing that way i would not have to listen to all the bad new's in this world...

[missyk]

Taste...

As long as I could keep smelling all the good things (and hoping not to find one of the bad ones!) I don't think I'd mind not tasting them.

I know I couldn't go without seeing, hearing, or feeling something I touched. It's a phobia of mine (and Mom's it turns out!).