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Have you ever thought of what blind people really see?

Have you ever thought of how disabled people wished they could do sports like us?

Have you ever thought of how every parent wants their children to be smart?


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In pri school ( can't remember the time or date or place or status =P ), I helped a blind lady cross the road. I was happy. I looked scary, like a brat, yet she wasn't afraid of me. Cause she couldn't look at me. She felt my sheer warm presence in myself. She was extraordinary.

In sec sch, I helped a handicapped man to buy things in the shop, cause he was exhausted walking with only a leg. I kept thinking how people with only a leg hoped for so much to walk, while we, with two fit legs, become lazy people.

Last year, I was at Clementi, and a blind man needed my help to look out for his bus number 105. He chatted with me about how he was disappointed with the size of City Vibes. He told me he expected it to be slightly larger than Vivo City. I was fascinated. How can a blind person tell the size of a shopping mall?

I was waiting for class to start yesterday, so I went to have breakfast at Canteen 2. A very short girl walked past the carpark. It was a sickness, I'm not sure what it's called. She's half my height.
And I said to myself ' oh God, what was I thinking!? There are people out there who want to be tall like I do, and I'm still complaining about being the shortest guy in class? I realized, I'm a sinner.

Yesterday night, I was at Jurong Point with sis at 2230h. A Chinese man on a wheelchair called up to me. His right leg was amputated till above the knee. He said in Chinese ( Halo boy ar, ni ge yi pang wo ...blablabla... chi na pian toilet ge yi ma? ) Something like that. And so I pushed him like what seemed forever, while I chatted with my sis. When I reached the toilet for the handicapped, I helped him in, and he conveyed his gratitude by saying 'thank you' a lot of times. I thought of how people like these hold their bladder and pushed the wheelchair on their own, while we could just run to the toilet on our own two legs. I felt really sad. And I walked home instead of taking the bus.

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