If I could, I’d gladly surrender my sense of smell for an enhanced sense of hearing. The sense of smell gives me more pain than pleasure because of allergies to floral scents. Also, losing the sense of smell affects the ability to taste – the perfect diet!
Today’s WP Prompt: Super Sensitive – If you were forced to give up one sense, but gain super-sensitivity in another, which senses would you choose?
(I’m on the road without wi-fi, so I sent a cellphone text message to my proxy robot okcforgottenman to post this in my name. I’ll add more later when I get hotel wi-fi.)
lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
I think you’d still have allergies even without the sense of smell… 😦
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I think so, too, but at least i don’t have to experience the nausea of everything being scented–with clashing unnatural scents–even the fresh air and sea breeze and natural scents…yecht!!!
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I know what you mean — I bought an OTC nasal steroid (my insurance company was being a butt) and it had ROSE fragrance. Awful. If I’d been dealing with allergies I can only imagine how that would have been.
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I don’t think I could give up the smell of roses and gardenias.
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Oh dear, Judy. That’s my surprise Christmas present to you out the window!! Still I can send you some computer programmed hearing aids instead. That will improve your hearing 400% 🙂 Anton
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How special, Anton–hearing aids just for me!
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I was going to use the same logic… but reversed. Great minds!
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