[Nfb-krafters-korner] numbers are in for now

[minh ha]

Joyce,

I just paid my dues for the year. I am looking forward to the
Christmas in August classes.

Minh

On 7/31/15, Joyce Kane via Nfb-krafters-korner
<nfb-krafters-korner at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> Folks have been asking me and I got the numbers in last night.  There is
> still time so do not delay getting your membership nues in.  We have 57
> paid
> members this year so far.
>
> I guess there were folks wanting to take those Xmas in August classes.  We
> have a lot of classes planned for August and planned for the Fall.  So
> don't
> miss a class you might want to join in with us.
>
> We take membership payment on our website Thru PayPal or you can send it in
> via mail to our treasurer.
>
> Tell your friends about Crafters Korner and let them know about our
> classes.
>
> We can teach sighted folks how we craft, but where else will you find Blind
> folks teaching other blind folks how to do crafting.
>
> Don't delay get out there and let everyone know about Krafters Korner.
> Remember last year, 2014 69 different classes were taught here at Krafters
> Korner!
>
> Joyce
> Joyce
>
>
>
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Minh Ha
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