[guide.chat] In Reply To: [guide.chat] my mobility cane problems

From: "Carol O'Connor" <missbossyboots33@xxxxxxxxx>
To: "jordon" <guide.chat@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 17 Sep 2010 09:14:33 +0100

hi angie 
yes your quite right too 
what do you do for pass time?
are you totally blind?
do you have a guide dog?
i am going to my arts group at 11am.
my carer takes me to henshaws blind society  just love it.
we make lovely cards and beads necklass and bracelettes .

last week in arts we all make a very unusual card.
can't see it sadly as i am totally blind.
we got shiny white card lay it flat.
teacher gave us ordinary picture to stick on the card for example mine was a 
kitchen.
table in background,and clock on wall and tiles etc 
so we had these cardboards small cut outs like a cake to stick on table.
i stuck cut out cooker on right hand side of picture with help of my carer of 
course.
then we stuck cut out lady in middle looks like she is in kitchen at side of 
cooker.
she had brown hair according to my carer and black and white striped piny .
oh it were good. after that we had to stick clear plastic on top then this 
lovely window frame in black cool yeah 
well just imagine that now 
kitchen and plastic to look like window and frame on outside.
so its like looking in to a kitchen window.
very clever isn't it?
 don't know what we are doing today yet.
i expect somthing nice.
i just love this arts group 
what do you do angie in week?
interest 
bye 
regards carol xxx

-----Original Message-----
From: Angela Robson - Email Address: arobson227@xxxxxxxxx
Sent On: 17/09/2010 09:00
Sent To: Carol O'Connor - Email Address: missbossyboots33@xxxxxxxxx
Subject: In Reply To: [guide.chat] my mobility cane problems

Hi Carol,

I agree with you.  the number of parked cars on pavements nowadays is dreadful 
and its very difficult for us to get around safely.  it never used to be like 
this and if you try to do anything about it, you are told that there are many 
more cars now and that the roads weren't made for so many so some people have 
to park on the pavement.  Its wrong of course as the pavements should be kept 
free for pedestrians.  Old people, people in wheelchairs and those with prams 
have difficulty too and, when cars park on the pavement, they break up the 
stones which makes it easier for people to trip up.  its shocking now.

Cheers,

angie

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