[stylist] lessons learned

Wed Jun 24 06:21:36 UTC 2015

Totally agree. I use Braille to lable food and other kitchen items. I also
label my make-up with Braille. Any print info we need to hang on to, we put
a Braille lable on. Braille is useful for so much more than reading alone.

Bridgit

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Subject: Re: [stylist] lessons learned

Can you use braille for labeling things, and marking things like your
microwave or stove? Seriously, if that's what you can do with braille,
that's great! When I taught Braille, I wanted people to know the practical
every day stuff, besides reading books and magazines.  I thought it was
great fun when braille students could play cards.  It was great when I was
at the Colorado Center, watching some new braille student begin to acquire
enough knowledge to play Crazy Eights.  Lol.  I wasn't teaching there, but
it's always great to me when someone can 
expand their knowledge and find a useful tool.    Debby

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