that song really reminded me of where I as a blind person would have been in like 1920 or something. even the story of the seeing eye in nashville makes me thankful. the seeing eye school was set up buy a blind man who was caryed in a ship and was not allowed to come out of his cabin to do anything, its incredible just in 70 years how fast things can change. i see it now, I remember wen I use to go walking around in my grand parents house, and my grand dad was always nurvice all the time, he would always put his hand on my sholder and go, becareful I don't want you running into anything, he would follow me around sometimes and wen he thought I was going to run into something he would step in frunt of me. I of corse had to explain to him that I knew what ever it was, was there, and that I was not going to run into what ever it was. even after I explained it to him, that ole ww2 vet would still get nurvice and check on me a lot.
man I miss pap, he was an incredible man, master sargent in the US army, was in japan in the phillapeans. RIP.
anyway I am getting off topic aint I. woops? but anyway my point was that even though he had grandkids that were blind, he would still help other blind folks and even people with sight, but he always felt that blind people were so special, I remember I brought a book to their house, and he could not get over the braille and how I was able to read it with my fingers.
I am so thankful that we as blind people can do what we can do now. theres things we cant do as of now, like driving. but theres a lot more that we can do over what we cant do.
so thank you. know idea who I am thanking but still. my mac reads to me and I am typing on a normal computer and all that
so any questions from anyone i'll be glad to answer.
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peace yall.
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