[nabentre] Illegal Pyramids and Myth Busting

[Daniel Perry]

ah, so sorry about that. Well I have been to the richmond center several 
times and wouldn't give you two cents for it. Now, however, it's under new 
management, and while I do find the new woman running it very plesent indeed 
to talk to over the phone, I've never been there, nor would I go because the 
turn off for me is the fact that they force you to eat health food and that 
just ain't me. As far as what my goals to be independent in life are, well I 
can answer that now. I'd like to find a job working strictly from home, no 
acceptions, no ifs ands or butts, and I'd like to eventually drive a car. 
Whether it's our blind driver challenge equipment that comes out, or it's 
the self-driving cars. Although to be completely honest, I think it'll be 
the self-driving cars that'll come out first, and my friends, that just will 
not bother me in any way what so ever, in fact, you'll know if Daniel Perry 
gets himself one, because he's going to be all over the place. Not all the 
time mind you, because I'm not one of these go everywhere and do everything 
kinds of people, but for heaven's sake, at least I'll have that option to 
get the hell out of the house at will when I want and go where I want for as 
long as I want. Well there you have it. My life's goals in a single post. Oh 
and when mom passes away, I'm living completely on my own, and not asking 
for help from anybody unless I absolutely need it. I'm pretty much self 
seficient right now as it is, my own mom will attest to that.

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From: "Leslie Fairall via nabentre" <nabentre at nfbnet.org>
Sent: Monday, February 19, 2018 11:55 AM
To: "Daniel Perry via nabentre" <nabentre at nfbnet.org>
Cc: "Leslie Fairall" <fairall at panix.com>
Subject: Re: [nabentre] Illegal Pyramids and Myth Busting

> Hi Dan:
>
> We weren't even talking about going to a center; rather, trying to figure 
> out what you wanted to do to be successful in life. I think you 
> misunderstood my messages. However, that doesn't mean that you wouldn't 
> benefit from going to a training center for the blind. I went over 20 
> years ago and have no regrets. Good training centers for the blind address 
> employment skills and provide career counseling services.
>
>
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