[Nfb-krafters-korner] OT: an "it could only happen to a blind person story.

[Theresa C. Taylor]

This is way too funny…o.k. quick story.
Amanda was trying to find me a present for Christmas and she found a great del on a huge bag of beef jerky…..she showed her dad and he couldn’t stop laughing….finally he was able to tell her to look more carefully and with a magnifier at her website….she did and apparently there was a cute dog pictured on the bag…yes dog treats and not human ones.
Rev. Dr. Theresa C. Taylor
Executive Director
Seek the Son Ministries, Inc. 
www.seektheson.org

Fostering reconciliation, reflection & recreation for the disabled and the greater community

> On Feb 19, 2015, at 3:18 AM, Cathy via Nfb-krafters-korner <nfb-krafters-korner at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> 
> Hello all,
> Do you need a smile today? 
> 
> Are you familiar with these kinds of stories? If not, these are true stories
> told by a blind person about some mistake they made that no one other than a
> blind person could make. When I make a mistake due to my lack of sight, I
> have found that the best way to handle it is to laugh to myself about it and
> add it to my collection of "it could only happen to a blind person,"
> stories.
> 
> So here we go. My husband Todd, who is blind, went on Amazon to order some
> shampoo. Easy right? Well.. yes, as long as you are careful that you are
> actually purchasing the item you want. Checking the order before submitting
> it is wise, as we all know. But Todd was in a hurry that day.  The shampoo
> arrived and Todd used it that very night. But something was strange about
> it. It certainly was not the shampoo he thought he'd ordered. There were no
> working eyes in our house so we had to wait for some to arrive. My daughter
> came over the next day and my husband asked her what kind of shampoo he had
> in his hand.
> Val read from the label, "dog shampoo,  cuddle up with your furry friend." I
> began to laugh and Todd said, "Are you serious?" for answer, Val continued
> to read the bottle confirming without a doubt that it was dog shampoo.
> Oh my my , I will bring this up to tease him about again someday. But please
> never let him know I told you this story! 
> 
> I love these kinds of stories. I wonder if anyone has ever written a book
> containing a collection of them. If so, I would love to read it. If I had
> enough stories that I could remember, I might even consider writing a book
> myself.
> 
> If you have an "it could only happen to a blind person story," I would love
> to hear it. However, you may wish to contact me privately so we don't
> clutter up the list with off topic chatter.
> 
> Cathy F
> flowersandherbs at gmail.com
> 
> 
> Cathy F
> 
> 
> 
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