In sixth grade, whenever Mrs. Andersen said "packet," I would taste tomato at the back of my mouth. These days, whenever I'm sitting in Teach for America training, I taste play-doh, or rather, what I think play-doh might taste like, while the lecturer is speaking. Why you ask? I don't know.
About Me
- Sarah
- "i go to bed real early everybody thinks it's strange i get up early in the morning no matter how disappointed i was with the day before it feels new i don't leave the house much i don't like being around people makes me nervous and weird i don't like going to shows either it's better for me to stay home some might think it means i hate people but that's not quite right i do some stupid things but my heart's in the right place and this i know it's not all good and it's not all bad don't believe everything you read i'm the only one who knows what it's like so i thought i'd better tell you before i leave" EELS
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You know--quite a bit of research is being done these days on synestheia. You may want to have a look at the book, "Blue Cats and Chartreuse Kittens: How Synesthetes Color their Worlds" (Henry Holt & Company 2001) which tells of many different types of synesthesia. Also the book's web site links to many articles and programs about synesthesia:
http://www.bluecats.info
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