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Monday, October 5, 2009

Cups of tea

Taste is a wonderful thing. So I would take Emanuel to Paradise Café to have a piece of their Paradise Pie. Then I would take him to the Sterns wharf to see dolphins and eat ice cream. After we ate ice cream I would take him to the Brofy Brothers restaurant to eat Lobster and drink Root Beer. After that we would go to the Douglas Preserve to watch the sunset.
As at touch I would want Emanuel to go down to the ocean. I think he would love the cold seawater crash against his chest.
Then we would go fishing on the wharf and he would feel the slimy fish plop into his lap.
After fishing we would ride our bikes around town and he would feel the sweat on his handlebars and his foot pushing down on the pedal.
The touch that I would share with Emanuel is the touch of the stonewalls of my house. They are very cold and I love their feel.
Maybe we could climb up them like I love to do and even I can do it with one leg. Then I would take him to the beach to feel the sand run though his fingers. I think he would love the touch of the warm white sand.
The sound that I think that Emanuel would like the most is the crickets at night. We would go out and sit in my yard and just listen. We would most likely hear owls hooting and maybe my cats meowing. I wonder if he would be scared of raccoons and skunks because they don’t have them he lives.
The person that I would like to introduce him to would be john. I think that John SB would be so happy to meet such an amazing person. Maybe John and Emanuel would go biking together and have a great time.
The smell that I would show Emanuel would be brownies cooking in the over. He could help me mix the batter and put them in the oven. We could even make Pumpkin Pie. That would be the greatest smell of all.
The one thing that I would learn from Emanuel coming to Santa Barbara is that you don’t need legs to do everything in life. You can still be a greatly successful person without a pair of legs. I think that most of all that back at his home he could teach the people a thing or two.

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