[ WP ] You have been completely colorblind your entire life and only see in shades of grey . You come across a stranger that appears in total color .

I was content. For the most part. Valentine's day was annoying with all the flowers and crap going around, but I like the smells. Older photos and films became more my favorite, seeing as I struggled to get wrapped up in some of the modern stuff my friends liked to watch. I tell them it's crap. They tell me I'm old. I ca n't tell what the hell happens in those Transformers fight scenes, but from what I hear I'm not the only one that thinks that. A world of muted color makes for a better enjoyment of music as well. I was told if one sense is weaker, your other senses compensate and become stronger. I do n't have super-hearing like superman, so I do n't know about that compensation stuff, but I really like music. I may not be able to see all the colors of a painting, but I can hear all the notes to a song, so I do n't feel like I'm missing something. 
 But that was the worst feeling when I was with others. That I'm missing something... but I did n't miss her. No. She was the clearest thing I've ever seen in my life. Her soft pink skin. Those small fingers. And her eyes. The only colored eyes I've ever seen. They took my breath away the first time I saw them and they always will. It's as though I can see my wife's eyes through hers and the older she gets the more I can see of the world. Her blond hair is just like her mother's, I'm told. Somehow the clothes she wears shine with colors. She gets laughed at at school for some of the crazy things she wears, but she does it for me, I know. It took weeks for me to even ask the question `` Why can I see her this way?'' since I was too happy to even wonder. And to be honest, I still am. I do n't care how it works. All I care about is seeing my beautiful daughter and being the only one that can see her the way that I do. 
 

