Hi Kathleen,
I didn't even make it to aljabra so, the fact that you did is better than I
did. Anyway, I had another thought. I know this is pretty bad to make
generalizations but, since your building is occupied by blind occupents do
you have a library, or a room where they might have a brailler that you
might be able to use? Just a thought.
Connie
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Sent: Wednesday, February 22, 2017 10:15 PM
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Subject: [ourplace] Re: To Kathleen.
That sounds pretty cool but I can't wait to get the Brailer fixed and back.
Boy do I miss my braille. Honestly I really do. Anyway I went to class
Tuesday night and oh my God it was all algebra. I think when I was in high
school I did everything I could to fail it. Even when I got out of class it
didn't make sense. And of course our teacher loves his slides in PowerPoint.
Oh man. I don't know what he would do if he went blind and he if he didn't
have his power. I think he probably have a stroke.
Kathleen Polkabla
On Feb 22, 2017, at 10:05 PM, Connie Mohney <cmohney1961@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:info there.
Hi Kathleen,
I just saw an email saying you could not take notes because you don't
have your brailler. On your iPhone, you should see an application
that says voice memos. Double tap on that. Slide your finger to the
left and look for new memo. Double tap there You can begin speaking your
When you are finished slide your finger to the right. Look for thehelps.
done button. Double tap there and your note will be saved. Hope this
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