[Blindtlk] my friend

[Marion & Martin]

Dear Dewey,
    Often times blind people impose limitation upon themselves that are not 
necessary because someone may have told them that's what blind people do or 
because they were told they should. For instance, one day I decided I wanted 
to try to cut the grass, a chore my ex-wife always did. Before then, I never 
needed to cut the grass because I lived in an apartment complex. Excited 
about my new accomplishment, I called my wife and told her what I had done.
    "Good!" she exclaimed, "Now it can be your chore!"
    Oops!

Fraternally,
Marion Gwizdala
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Eric Calhoun" <eric at pmpmail.com>
To: <blindtlk at nfbnet.org>
Sent: Sunday, February 03, 2008 1:25 PM
Subject: Re: [Blindtlk] my friend


> Dewey, blind people like your friend, give blindness a bad nade!  I _truly
> believe, that, what you did was in the lines of god etiquette.  I would 
> get
> up, too.
>
> I would want my burger or meat loaf cut up, too.  _but, _because the
> establishment _is _a _restaurant, I would let the waiter or waitress do
> that for me, period, end of discussion.  Why?  This is because I might 
> have
> crumbs flying around!
>
> You did not say, if you invited him out, or he, (your friend,) invited
> _you out.  Don't _ever go out with this guy again, you hear me?
>
> Eric
> -
>
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