This is a story when I worked at clothes store
As usual, I checked display. Then a different store’s clerk came to me. She took along with a man and a woman. She said “they are both totally blind person. They wanted to shop at this clothes store so I’ll leave them here.”
I was at a loss. How they choose the clothes? I looked around to find someone who can help with but the head of a store told me to wait on customer alone so I tried. “Hello. What are you looking for?” I was very strained because I never met totally blind person. I lead a man and a woman by the hand and went into a store. A woman said “Ummm…I want a red skirt” with smile. I searched it and hand in it to her. She touched along with the hem of a skirt then she said “pretty!” She chooses the clothes not by eyes but a sense of fingers. I was moved by this scene because the moving of fingers was so beautiful. I wanted to see the image that she gets through fingers.
During a woman was trying on a skirt, I talked with a man. He told me that day was a date after a long time and he was going to buy a skirt for present. During the shopping, they were keeping smile. However they can’t see their face each other, they turned their face with smile when they talk. Seeing them, I sometimes forget that they are blind person.
After they bought a skirt, I lead them to café where they wanted to go. They thanked me a lot and me too. It was only an hour but my images of blind person were changed completely and reconfirm the importance of a service trade. I felt that they taught me something important. I’ll never forget them.
I was at a loss. How they choose the clothes? I looked around to find someone who can help with but the head of a store told me to wait on customer alone so I tried. “Hello. What are you looking for?” I was very strained because I never met totally blind person. I lead a man and a woman by the hand and went into a store. A woman said “Ummm…I want a red skirt” with smile. I searched it and hand in it to her. She touched along with the hem of a skirt then she said “pretty!” She chooses the clothes not by eyes but a sense of fingers. I was moved by this scene because the moving of fingers was so beautiful. I wanted to see the image that she gets through fingers.
During a woman was trying on a skirt, I talked with a man. He told me that day was a date after a long time and he was going to buy a skirt for present. During the shopping, they were keeping smile. However they can’t see their face each other, they turned their face with smile when they talk. Seeing them, I sometimes forget that they are blind person.
After they bought a skirt, I lead them to café where they wanted to go. They thanked me a lot and me too. It was only an hour but my images of blind person were changed completely and reconfirm the importance of a service trade. I felt that they taught me something important. I’ll never forget them.
