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Dialogue in the Dark
Saturday, May 08, 2010

was AN EYE-OPENER.

went thr with Yvonne and Sean.
got to know a Year 1 girl thr because we went into the galleries together. :)
our guide, Wesley, is pretty nice too. :))

Inside the rooms are TOTAL DARKNESS.
occasionally, alitle bit of light may leak in.
but for the rest of the time, there's no difference between opening and closing your eyes.
Really, the visually impaired are strongly independent people who can do many many things as though they can really see. I'm impressed and will forever look at the visually impaired from a different light. They are brave souls who dare to wonder on the streets in total darkness.

Kudos to them!
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