Day 84

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Day 84

January 22nd, 2024

The silent viewing.

Today I ventured out into different ways to watch the movie. Since I have previously done the visually impaired viewing, it was time to do the hearing impaired watch.

It made the movie no better or no worse. The captions helped tremendously, but outside of that I just see it as the third way I’ve watched the movie.

My favorite way to watch is honestly the visually impaired way with my eyes closed. It allowed me to visualize the movie in the way that I wanted to see it play out and not how it plays out. My imagination took over and created a better viewing experience for myself. Outside of that, it is what it is.

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