If I'm really careful I may be able to walk it down because it's not even a
block. It's just the thing is heavy. Well I'm going to keep trying to do the
algebra thing in class and see what happens I mean there's probably only two
questions on the test that are related to that yucky subject. So if I get those
two wrong I'm not really worried about it. All I have to do is pass for the 65
I think and I think I can do that. And if I have to take the test over well
there you go. Do you know what I'm not even going to worry about it either.
I'll probably have to have cake and ice cream on Wednesday because I'll get
back here too late. Will usually get out of class around 830 so I don't know if
I'll be able to do cake and ice cream because I have to be at class by 630 and
plus and see all of garden is definitely gone that's out. So oh well what can I
say. But anyway I'm not really sure what I'm gonna do for my birthday but I'm
hoping this summer I can go visit a friend of mine in Vermont because I'd like
to go scuba diving and I hope I can. That would sure help me do a lot of
exercise with my knees and shoulders because I would be in the water and on
land. But yes I'll get the Brailer issue straightened out I hope. Anyway I talk
to a friend of mine and he said even the guy at the UPS store would write the
note the girls in the box. Anyway as I said Tuesday night I go back to class
and I think we're done with the yucky algebra. Oh well. Anyway other than that
not much else is going on here but everything will get solved eventually. I
really hope it will. In this book I really want in iBooks but I think I'm going
to wait and see when The library has it. And of course you're still doing the
lovely little construction. Oh what fun that is. And today we had show macaroni
and sauce and it was pretty good. They had mixed vegetables and the one
vegetable and knows I don't like is lima beans yuck but I ate them anyway. It
was pretty good. Not too bad when I got finally got my coffee I got them
yesterday the security guard gave me the box because the post man gave it to
him so that was cool.
Kathleen Polkabla
On Feb 23, 2017, at 11:40 AM, Linda Gehres <ljgehres@xxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Kathleen,
First off, an early happy birthday to you. Whatever you end up doing outside
of
the ham radio class, I hope you have a really nice day and that the weather is
warm enough for you to get out and enjoy.
I know for a long time you had a goal of getting into ham radio classes, and
the
fact that you're in such a class now is quite an achievement of a goal. But,
if
the classes aren't working out, perhaps Hadley School might have something
available which you could take on a correspondence basis, plus, I know they
have
algebra classes available. If anyone can make that yucky subject
understandable, they probably could, after all, most of the teachers are blind
themselves. I think Hadley has an 800 number, but not sure. I'm about to
leave
in a few minutes to get a replacement state identification card, but once I
get
back, I'll see if I can find out what their number is so you can give them a
call and determine what classes they have that might interest you. Also,
you'd
probably have to go to an eye doctor to get proof of blindness, which is after
all understandable.
Sure wish I could help you with the brailler issues. I could at least type
out
an address label for you and send it to you. But, as for getting the machine
down to UPS or whomever, you might want to call the store closest to where you
live to see if they can pick it up from your home and help you box it and
maybe
even address it. When my friend got her Victor Stream repaired, HumanWare
gave
her an authorization number and scheduled someone from UPS to come to her
house
and pick up the machine. They already had address labels with her return
address and their address printed out so all the UPS driver had to do was to
attach the labels to the box. If you were sending the brailler to Howe Press
via UPS or U.S. Post Office, all the pick-up person would have to do is to
make
sure it is boxed and packaged well and to make address labels or write onto
the
box itself. But, I would say get in contact with the store. You may have to
pay extra, and I would imagine in this case you would definitely have to pay
extra, but it would certainly be worth it as you can't walk the brailler down
to
the store yourself because of your shoulder injuries.
Good luck! Also, maybe you can have the cake and ice cream before your
birthday, what do you think?
Linda G.
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