Items that are specifically designed to excite a certain sense have that sense listed in parentheses.
Wednesday:
- Computer: at least 10 times. Many hours. Touch, sight, hearing.
- Metrocard turnstile: 2 times. One second each. Touch (to swipe card), sight (for card orientation and visual confirmation of swipe success).
- Elevator: 2 times. One minute each. Touch, sight, hearing (for cues on door opening/closing).
- Refrigerator (Taste): one time. Few seconds. Touch (open/close door, feel cold air to know it's working, retreive items), sight (navigate door and contents), hearing (confirm closing of door while walking away. I often have to go back because I don't hear it shut properly), taste.
- Lights: many times. One second. Sight (navitate switch and confirm lights are on/off), touch (operate switch).
- DVD Player (Sight, Sound): once. Few seconds. Touch (to open and push tray in), sound (to confirm tray shutting properly).
- DVD Player Remote: once. Few seconds. Touch (to press play and navigate menus), sight (for menus), sound (as cue for when a menu has loaded).
- Cell phone (Sound): many times. Varying duration. Touch (to use buttons), sight (for visual reassurance of button pressed), sound (for conversation and audio confirmation of buttons pressed).