[nfb-talk] Glass and ceramics in the kitchenand the blind

[d m gina]

I understand what mom is saying,
if you feel you can work with the dishes, give it a second chance, then 
if it happens again change them out.
Many persons brake glass dishes.

Original message:
> I thought this was a settled issue, but apparently it isn't even in my own
> family.  It is coming up because I broke botu a ceramic mug and glass cup
> while washing and putting away dishes this week.  Even though my mom has a
> live in partner who is also totally blind who she met through me, she feels
> it is unsafe for me to have such items in my kitchen, being concerned about
> the difficulty I may have cleaning up the broken items.  I also have type 2
> diabetes, and she is concerned I might step on something broken with bare
> feet.



> Mom says she would be just as concerned about sighted people having glass or
> ceramics, but ZI still feel the comments are overprotective.



> Thouths, please.



> Happy Easter for those who celebrate that.



> Bill Outman





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