So, when I was 12 years old, my parents and I, we went to Italy and we went to Rome.

And it was really, really cool because I came to these art museums that they had.

And they said, oh, you're blind.

And I said, yes, do you have any features that can make the museums interesting and accessible

to blind people?

And they said, yes, you can touch all our sculpture.

And I said, wait a minute, all of it.

And they said, yeah, go ahead.

And I said, whoa, whoa, whoa, you're not going to give me gloves?

And they were like, no, no, no gloves.

And I was like, okay, fine, great, awesome.

And so we go into this first gallery.

And this gallery is filled with these busts of Roman emperors.

And they are stone busts.

They are made of kind of rough, human marble that has been smoothed over with age.

They had all these aqualine noses and these bushy eyebrows and these big ears.

And we go through five galleries of this.

And fifth gallery, okay, we're done.

The exit, the exit is here.

We can leave now.

And mom says, hey, you know, I didn't realize that there is a whole upstairs section.

There's a stairwell here.

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