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Many of us have been set up on a blind date or two. Sometimes it ends up being an enjoyable experience, but it could also be awful. Thankfully these dates may just be for coffee or lunch, nothing too serious. If it is awful, you could take comfort knowing the awkwardness would be over soon. That would be bad enough, but what would you do if you were on a date, but you yourself were blind?
I must say, I think I am becoming quite a fan of Jeffrey Archer’s work. The prior two pieces I have reviewed here have been stories that were based on true events. I wanted to do something a bit different this time, and pick one that is entirely fictional and see what I thought. Like the others, I am quite pleased with what I have read here. I have wondered how the blind handle their situation, and this story gives a little “look” into what they have to do to compensation for their lack of eyesight. It was interesting to find out how the man on the date used his different senses to ascertain information about his date. At only five pages, it is a quick treat to read. You can find it in And Thereby Hangs a Tall
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