What would be the experience you would most like to have or witness?

[RATTER15]

I would like to witness an adult seeing for the first time ever, like switching on sight, never had sight before and then to see what we see, would it be exciting, frightening, confusing, would they even regret being able to see?

if you have never had sight can you see anything in your imagination, what is imagination without the minds eye?

[queencharlotte]

Your desire is possible, if extremely unlikely. Mine is impossible (and there are plenty of others); be there after an operation to restore Beethoven`s hearing and give him a new, modern piano. Cure Mozart and give him a saxophone. Two answers just to confirm I`m barmy.

[ttfn]

I would enjoy witnessing any beauty of nature, RATTER. Back in the early 70's I remember watching a calf being born in a field near Spean Bridge in the Highlands. We parked up for 2 hours watching it unsteadily get to its feet and the attention its mother gave it. The farmer joined us as we leant on the fence. It was the most serene and beautiful sight and one which I recall often.

[RATTER15]

Queencharlotte, barmy, maybe, but that is your desire, i never said it had to be realistic

[RATTER15]

ttfn, sometimes the most natural everyday occurrences can also be the most amazing moments.

[Wrongn3mber]

The big bang, to have been here when dinosaurs ruled the earth and the asteroid that supposedly spelt the end of the dinosaurs or I once saw a program called space a journey through time or something like that and they showed two solar systems crashing together, that would've been an experience and a half, thousands or millions of stars and suns crashing together. What an unbelievable sight that must've been.

[mrs_overall]

I know someone who gained sight at the age of 18. He said the funniest things were noses (he said they all looked huge) and umbrellas

[Quassia]

I would like to see my brother back to who he once was & not dependant on drink.

[Dee Sa]

I would like to have my hubby's sight restored, he is now totally blind thru diabetes, he has had many eye operations inc two vatrectomys, we have been to Texas & Russia to try and help him regain even a little sight but to no avail.

[ttfn]

That is a such a shame, Dee, but at least you explored every avenue.
RATTER, I am surprised you had so few answers to a good op, but it happens in the weekend melee of euphoric posting :(

[DTCwordfan]

Excuse the digression but is it your birthday today, ena? If so many congrats and I hope that you are having a good one.

[ttfn]

I don't have birthdays now DT - always detest the fuss about nothing.

[RATTER15]

I agree ttfn, I thought it could have been an interesting thread, Oh well.

[kerriesmum]

After giving birth to my son and daughter i have often wondered what it would be like to be a birthing partner and experience seeing someone give birth.

[venator]

I was present at the birth of my two children, and it's the most wonderful experience. Holding a sticky little bundle of new life...

My missus is a Midwife, permanently on delivery, and after over 25 years, she can still shed a tear.

[RATTER15]

Interesting kerriesmum, I witnessed the birth of my 3 children, totally amazing, personally! I have no desire to go through the actual process myself (:-0

[kerriesmum]

i think to experience seeing the Northen lights would be wonderful as well.

[RATTER15]

I agree, the Northern lights would be amazing! I have seen a few fantastic sights in my life, the most memorable have always been "natural" Waking up in the morning in my car to find im surrounded by snow capped peaks high in the Alps would be my most memorable!!