[Oabs] Networking. The perks of sticking out

[Deborah Kendrick]

Kaiti, 
This is very cool, but there was a significant typo in this message.  
You said that "my can't was what jogged her memory".  I studied that for a
few, and thought maybe "c a n ' t" was supposed to be "c o a t".  Then, I
realized that maybe it was "c a n e".  I hope cane was it, but whatever the
intended word, the experience makes me feel very happy for you!

Peace,
Deborah


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From: Oabs [mailto:oabs-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Kaiti Shelton via
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Sent: Saturday, November 08, 2014 12:05 AM
To: Ohio Association of Blind Students list
Subject: [Oabs] Networking. The perks of sticking out

Hi all,

I'm at the American Music Therapy Association's National Conference and I
had a really cool experience today. My last session ended, and I was walking
past a bunch of tables with information to get to the lobby, and someone
called out my first and last name from one of the tables. She couldn't have
possibly seen my name tag because somehow it flipped backwards, but this
woman knew exactly who I was. She remembered meeting me two years ago at
conference when I went to one of her sessions. She remembered I had been a
freshman at the time, and where I went to school. She said my can't was what
jogged her memory. I got her business card, a new connection on linked in,
and some great information about Berekely's masters program from her too. 

Sometimes, standing out can serve you very well. 

Sent from my iPhone
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