[infoshare] Re: Oversite? I don't think so!
- From: "Marett, Lucia (ACS)" <Lucia.Marett@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "'infoshare@xxxxxxxxxxxxx'" <infoshare@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 2 Jul 2012 07:59:57 -0400
Sam, this accusation is inappropriate, and it is an unfair assumption. We are
all visually impaired, and we may miss something, but these beautiful ladies
would not keep anything for themselves. We need to be nice to each other and
stick together. Whom do we have who can ghelp us understand computer
technology as visually impaired persons, if not for our friends in this group?
Sharon is right: Linne and Maria could be reting at home. But no! They share
their knowledge about technology with us. You should have said something about
the beans, and not just simply walked out. Sincerely, Lucia
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From: infoshare-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:infoshare-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On
Behalf Of SHARON JOYNER
Sent: Sunday, July 01, 2012 10:18 AM
To: infoshare@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [infoshare] Re: Oversite? I don't think so!
Good Morning,
Even though you have directed this just to Lynne and Maria, since you have put
this on the list you should expect responses from same. The time to speak up
about your beans should have been at the meeting not after it. We are all
either blind or visually impaired, which means it is easy to miss things that
are right in front of our noses. When the chips were handed out, a gentle
reminder of the dip is an automatic response. since it wasn't served, you
should have asked for it back before you left. However, that being said,
usually when people make contributions, they don't want it back. I brought
soda and there was one bottle that was bearly used and someone took it home and
I was glad because I brought it so that someone could enjoy it either during
the meeting or after it. It is a terrible thing to just assume Lynne and Maria
deliberately kept your dip so that they could enjoy it themselves, that is so
far from the truth, in fact, they are very generous people. Every time they
spend their hard earned money to bring refreshments to the meeting, they make
sure someone or all take some home with them. Also, just having a group such
as this one on a Saturday in the morning and taking the time to help some of us
understand the computer world, when they could be resting at home is a great
gesture in and of itself. so this accusation is extremely far fetched.
Sharon
----- Original Message -----
From: Sam Troia<mailto:samtroia@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: infoshare@xxxxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:infoshare@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, June 30, 2012 10:02 PM
Subject: [infoshare] Oversite? I don't think so!
This is directed specifically to Lynn and Maria:
I'm posting this to the list so that everyone will know what occurred.
In addition to the chips, I brought to today's meeting a 32oz container of
refried beans which would in fact have gone great with the chips.
Unfortunately, they were never offered. Obviously, I didn't bring them so that
you two could abscond with them back home. Claim it as an oversite if you like
but that container was much too big to miss. Also, beforehand, I had posted to
the list that I was bringing the beans along with the chips.
So, my offering having been so rudely ignored, I am no longer a part of this
group and you can unsubscribe me from the list as well..
Sincerely,
SammyBoy, NYC
Rock 'n' roll forever
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