[Jobs] Hi Dave

[vicki black]

Hi, Marshall,
If I recollect correctly, Dave himself is visually impaired.  I've been 
thinking  a lot lately about how some of us blind folks still automatically 
agree with the majority of society that there are just things a blind person 
can't or shouldn't do.
Welcome to the list.
Vicki B.
Where'd you move from?  I applaud anybody who will pick up and move to chase 
a dream.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "pianotune05" <pianotune05 at comcast.net>
To: <jobs at nfbnet.org>
Sent: Monday, August 14, 2006 2:11 PM
Subject: [Jobs] Hi Dave


HI Dave,
Thanks for the e-mail.  It sounds like you're doing a great deal for folks 
in Florida. I'm glad to see you're in the NFB.  I joined this past Saturday.

As for what I do and want to do, they are one in the same. :)  I trained one 
on one with another piano technician here in Chicago to become a piano 
technician. I'm finished training however. My wife and I moved up here last 
month in order to embarking on my new career.  Our one year old son Mark is 
doing great with the transition, but the transition from easter time to 
central time is one he hasn't gotten used to.  He gets up at 6:30 am and 
thinks its 7:30 am. I'm glad we didn't move to California. :)  i'm working 
hard on building up customers and its slow going.

So I joined this list hoping to find some ideas on what I can do as a sight 
impaired person to find supplimental work to fill in the gaps.  Working fro 
home is a challenge having a one year old around.  Any ideas would be great. 
I met someone on another list who mentioned vending machines.

So what prompted you to become interested in the sight impaired/blind?  I 
think it's great! :)  I'm sure I'll talk with you soon.  Take care. and have 
a great reast of the day.
Marshall


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