I Could Do This All Day

cop

member of any branch of the military (often combined with some of these other jobs)

‘polite family man’

truck driver

nurse (gerontology and neonatal specialties especially)

construction/contracting

doctor (gerontology and surgical specialties especially)

anything in the animal agriculture field (particularly pig farming)

preacher (Protestant evangelical especially)

While it’s certainly possible to deliver good senses writing while sidestepping much of the blindness angle - just as it’s possible to combine lackluster senses writing with an ambitious approach to presenting the character as still being blind - I’ve found that the two tend to go together. If you’re going to really get inside Daredevil’s head from the standpoint of what he is able to perceive of his surroundings, it helps to have a good grasp of what information he would be missing and what information from his other, heightened senses might conceivably help close the gap. -The 40+ ways Daredevil: Born Again reminds you that Matt is blind (for real)

I needed you. My coven.

My barista on the headset tried. "Uh...one's blended and one's...not."

A note of impatience. "But how are they different?"

My barista turned to look at me.

I switched on my mic. "The blended version is more like sweet treat milkshake vibes and the iced version is better if you're looking for a caffeinated going to work moment."

And somehow it was the correct answer.

We must fly backwards to keep proper velocity, even though Grace still have no pilot experience. But I've been practicing, haven't I?