Jax: The bath sounds cold.
Me: What?
Jax: I heard you running it and it sounds cold.
Me: What?
Me: I’m going to blog that.
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6 responses to “Surreal in N.E. Derbyshire”
Now that’s quite a talent!
Woman measures temperature aurally – scientists baffled 🙂
Deaf to human speech but can hear the temperature of water – incredible!
We did this in science at school!!! Apparently it does!
rofl!
Question si – ‘Was it cold then?’
No. I think she was listening to the temperature with her deaf ear. 🙂