A must do: Sorting out the images

This continues to be a work in progress but truth be told I am finding it very interesting.

Whenever images are sent to me as attachments in emails, I need to know exactly what they are. First, if the subject of the email titles the image then I am good but if there are several images attached then this is where I find myself having to sort them.

I first ask my senders to label each image but if they forget then I do my best to sort them by time stamp and if my memory is correct then it works.  However, if there are a bunch of attachments then I need to ask my friends to help me sort them and they do this by either sitting with me and labeling them or they assist on the phone by us sorting via time stamp.

As mentioned above, it is a work in progress but happy to report that I am getting there.

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Tedious but necessary: Making sure that the images are accurate

 

Oh boy, this is yet another challenge for me.  I need to ensure that when I caption or title any image, be it images sent to me by friends and family, or those described to me, I have to be super sure that I title them accurately.

Some may say that why should I bother?  But I need to because how else would I know what they are? Then, when I need to send an image to someone I need to know what I am sending.

Just think,  what if I did not do this and I had to send an image of my passport to a government agency?  And I sent something entirely different?  Yikes!

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Something new: Taking photos of the back of my head

 

Anyone reading this blog may either laugh at me or laugh with me.  And this is not one of my favourite things to do.  I only do it because I need to show my mom that I am keeping up with my hair cuts during this pandemic. Thank God for Sandra, who is only too willing to take these photos for me.

I have grown accustomed to some of Mom's different types of requests, all because she wants to make sure in her own way that I am staying healthy and happy. And the only way to do this is for me to keep having others take photos of me doing different activities and standing or sitting.

Ah, yes!  This is what the pandemic has pushed me to do.

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Just another Covid related task: Printing pictures

Now that I have a need to send pictures to my mom every month, I have had to find ways to do this.

During the lock down it was Shane who came to my rescue by my sending the digital images to him and then he would print them and bring them to me. Then the restrictions precluded us from doing it this way and I had to ask Jane to help.  I would send the pictures to her, she would print them, and then mail them to me. Sometimes with the help of a pair of eyes I would print some of them myself.

Now that the pandemic appears to be coming to an end, I look forward to finding easier ways to print my pictures. I keep all of them in a special folder on my computer and back them up to dropbox.  So, not much chance of losing these blessed treasures.

I may not be able to see them but they are still very special to me.

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Some housekeeping: Sorting out the photos

 I have now found a new way to sort out my photos.  I use the wonderful agents at Aira to help me do this.

Aira is an app on my phone.  I use it to call bonded agents in the US and we communicate through our iPhone's cameras.  They can see what I show them and then they are able to identify what I show them.

This is a wonderful technique for me and I am just sorry that I did not start this before now.

I use Aira to help me identify all kinds of things: from photos to cans and boxes and from documents to receipts and so much more.  The identification of photos is the most important to me.

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A new and necessary technique: Taking photos of pictures

This is what I do these days when I need to identify some of my pictures.  I have Aira agents take photos of those pictures that I wish to have identified.

I now have it all down pat and down to a simple science. First, I use my app to phone the Aira agents. Next, I show them the picture or pictures that I wish them to identify. They describe said picture to me and if I wish them to send an email with the textual description they do this, too. Or they can just take an image, name it appropriately, and send this as an attachment in an email to me.

Nice and easy now!

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Helping me to stay sane: My letters to Mom

I have gotten into the habit of writing to Mom each time I send her a box via FedEx and this has turned into a monthly event.

I take my time to write to her, telling her how much I am looking forward to seeing her.  I reassure her that this is going to be soon and after crafting my letter I fold it and place it in an envelope with various photos that Sandra and Stephanie have taken of either me doing silly things or other interesting things.

I tell her how much I miss her and how much I am looking forward to being with her again; to laugh and chat together, share our meals together and to share stories.  This is my one true way for me to tell my mom how much I love her.

I know that she will keep each and every one of my letters as much as I will retain my copies.  This is what Covid has done but not to worry!  The light at the end of the tunnel is growing brighter every day. 

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A new way: Identifying photos

I have come up with a comfortable work around to help me identify photos. First, I ask the sender to identify the photo, either by name and/or a brief description as part of the name.

If this is not possible then I use my Aira app to help me identify.  The Aira agents are so very good.  Extremely helpful and so very accurate.

I make sure to label each and every photo with the appropriate name and then I file each and every one in folders that are also appropriately named.

This is working wonderfully for me but I will say that it takes a lot of concentration and organizational skills.

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The reality of a new world: Images and photos

At the best of times it is an interesting challenge for me to deal with images and photos, but the Covid chokehold has forced me to find ways to deal with all of this.

If I am unable to remember what a certain photo depicts, I can now use my Aira app to ask an agent in the US to identify it for me.  If I need to have an image of a document taken, such as a page in my passport or my health card, I can also use my Aira app.

The Aira agent takes a photo of the page or document, converts it to an image, and then emails it to me.  I then store this image on my computer for further use.

It is not as cumbersome as it may sound.  I just need to be very organized and to ensure that my images are appropriately named so that I know what they are and that I find ways to identify my photos through careful labelling.

I'm Donna J. Jodhan, your friendly sight-loss coach and advisor, wishing you a terrific day.

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Fun times! More photos to take

For as long as there is a need to send FedEx boxes to Mom in order to beat the Covid chokehold, there is going to be a need for me to ask Sandra and Stephanie to take photos with their iPhones, then to ask Shane to print them.

It helps if I can obtain photos from family in Norway and England as this helps me to supplement the number of photos. But on the whole I have to be imaginative and come up with ideas for Sandra and Stephanie to take.

For better or for worse it is the most affective way to keep Mom up to date with what is going on with me as we are still unable to visit each other. For as long as we are unable to use Facetime, it is the only way.

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The new technique: Mom's FedEx boxes

I can honestly say that there is one great thing that has come out of this horrible Covid chokehold: the sending of Mom's FedEx boxes.

Since September 2020 I have been sending monthly FedEx boxes to Mom and I am just sorry that I did not discover this wonderful initiative before then. However, nothing before its time and here we are! Just a marvelous way for Mom and me to stay connected.

Because Mom does not have FaceTime, we have had to improvise and here's how. Each month I fill her FedEx box with all kinds of goodies that she has requested plus a few surprises. Then, I top things off with an envelope filled with photos of all kinds of things ranging from me doing various activities to photos taken of various favourite objects in our condo that I know that Mom would want to see.

FaceTime sessions have been a treat for Mom, too, and we have had a few thus far thanks to my sister-in-law Gayle taking time to help out here. But those monthly FedEx boxes have really hit the mark.

Mom anxiously looks forward to her monthly FedEx box and is like a kid in a candy store when she receives her box. I readily admit that I am just as excited to fill her boxes and I truly recognize how important this monthly activity is to us both. In my opinion, there is nothing more exciting than to receive a nice big package every month.

Mom is treated to a variety of goodies and I can just picture her eagerly waiting, receiving, and  then opening her box with a large smile on her face. Then she will meticulously remove each object treasuring each as she goes, but the highlight will be her beloved magazines. Yes! Those magazines

with all kinds of entertainment stories, crossword puzzles, and more.

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A hidden talent revealed: Sandra's picture taking

Thank God for my new-found photographer, my good neighbour and very willing picture taker.

Sandra is always willing to take pictures for me so that I can print them and then put them in Mom's monthly FedEx box.  These are the pictures that keep her in touch with me while we wait for Covid to recede. It is the best way to reassure her that I am well. Thank goodness for FedEx.

Sandra takes pictures of me doing various things and over the holidays she took several photos of my Christmas decorations.

Sandra takes her time when taking pictures. She is so very patient and so very precise.  She just seems to have a natural ability and talent for all of this. She makes sure that I am looking at her when she takes each picture. For a vision-impaired person it is so very vital that we know where to look.

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A different way to celebrate: The virtual birthday party

Covid-19 has certainly forced us to do some very interesting things and this includes me.

A few months ago Mom celebrated a birthday but for this occasion and due to Covid-19 I could not be with her to celebrate. So, my 2 friends Gabriella and Sandra came up with a substitute celebration.

I bought a cake and Sandra drove me to Gabriella's house where she had set up chairs and tables in her backyard. We had dinner and toasted Mom, ate cake in her honour, and then Sandra took photos with her iPhone.

Gabriella had turned on her fireside and all of this sure helped to create a birthday celebration. Then, to finish things off, Sandra sent me the photos and I sent them to my sister-in-law Gayle and she showed them to Mom. The process was completed when I printed the photos and then sent them to Mom in her monthly FedEx box.

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She is my miracle worker and friend: Renaming photos with Gabriella

I guess that for the sighted world it does not matter whether or not photos are appropriately named. However, for me it is important so that I can identify them.

It does not matter that I can no longer see them but when I go to upload photos to Facebook or whenever I need to show photos to family or friends, I need to know which photo I am choosing.  

Gabriella really helped me out on this day. First, I had my friend Jilla, who took the original photos, describe them to me in an email.  Next, I showed these to Gabriella and then used the descriptions to name them appropriately.

In the normal scheme of things, whenever one takes a picture, it is given a name such as img followed by a bunch of numbers.  No good for me.

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She makes tasks look so easy: Sue's picture taking

It never ceases to amaze me whenever someone uses their idevice to take pictures of objects and documents and in the case of Sue, she uses her picture-taking skills whenever I ask her to clean my condo.

Sue is probably one of the best cleaning persons that I have ever had the chance to have.  She is thorough, cleans everything down to the last fabric and, most importantly, she puts everything back in its original place.

Sue takes pictures of my cupboards and cabinets, paying particular attention to ensure that she takes pictures of the objects in both cupboards and cabinets.  She does this before she begins her chores, and upon completion she is able to use her pictures to put things back in their original positions.

This is so very good and for me, as someone who is vision-impaired. It means that whenever Sue cleans for me I am guaranteed that I will not have to worry about where things have been put.

I can rest assured that I won't need to go hunting for anything or that I won't need to ask her where she has put anything.  It's all thanks to her picture taking.

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That's my king! Rico's photo

Finally and simply, finally!  And a huge thanks to Carl for having captured the happy little boy!  Now I am able to share his image with my friends!

Carl took two photos of him sitting in the middle of the yard.  Sue loved the colours of his tail and Debra called him a handsome king!  Mom was pleased with how they turned out.

Though I cannot see what he looks like, I have enough of a description of him to form my very own mental  image.  Rico was always a handsome boy in my mind.

Born on July 09, 2016 to Gladys, his mama, Rico was one of seven little ones and he managed to become a permanent resident of our yard.  Everyone spoils him with lots of attention and gives him food second to none.  His favorite guy is Sanchez who we refer to as his dad.

This is our Rico!

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So happy: Continuing with my knitting

I can't begin to tell you how happy I am  to be able to be continuing with my knitting.  When I lost Robbie in the fall of 2017 I honestly thought that my knitting days were over. But then came Rochelle and now everything is back on track.

Rochelle is fun!  She is entertaining and refreshing!  She is patient and oh so positive!  In short, she is a Godsend and now my knitting is definitely back on track!

I am confident and less hesitant.  I am willing to try and my fingers are definitely more comfortable when working with the wool.

I am now in the midst of making a hat and with some commitment and patience I hope to complete it by the end of this summer.  Then it is on to other things for the fall.

Rochelle has already shown my progress to Robbie.  She recently took pictures of my knitting with her iPhone and sent it to him.  He was so pleased with me.

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A real challenge: The challenges of identifying photos

This has become one of my challenges ever since I lost my vision in 2004.  How do I go about identifying them for myself and to others?

As for myself,  there is really no fast and hard way.  I cannot see them and that’s the end of it all.  I just need to know what is in them and I do this by giving them names that reflect the date and a concise description.

If I do this then I can easily identify to others with sight what they are.  I place photos in folders that have names that mean something to me and my photos are carefully grouped.

So, for example:  I have a folder named Donna’s Photos and this folder contain photos of me alone, me with others, and so on.  This method really works for me.

I’m not going to say that I do not miss being able to see photos.  I sure do, but I try to keep my memories alive as best as I can and I try to imagine those that I have never seen.

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Fun times: Making tulips in my pottery class

It took me about one and a half pottery sessions to complete my project of making a bouquet of tulips and a vase to go along with it.  All together, about 20 hours of such intricate work.  Hard work that demanded all of my attention and concentration.

I was so glad that Joan, my teacher, was there to guide me along and help me to stay on track.  First, she cut out the shape of the tulip’s petal for me and then patiently showed me how to place each petal in a specific way against each other in order to form the body of the tulip.  Each tulip was made up of six petals and each petal had to be just right when it came to its width and thickness.

We had to figure out how to arrange the petals inside and outside of each other and then to squeeze them together just enough so as to leave an opening for the stem.  Then at the end of it all we had to use special sticks to form the stems. 

While I painted them in green, Joan had to prepare them first by cutting and filing them down.  Then, after this, she fitted each stick into each tulip’s opening and glued it all together.  Finally, they were ready to be placed in the vase.

Before this, however, each tulip had to be glazed in their chosen color.  Everything is done now and my finished vase and bouquet are now sitting atop of my piano. 

Gabriella has taken pictures of it for me and I have begun to share them now.  I am so very happy that I decided to do this and to stick with it.

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A great memory: At the photo shoot

In May 2016 I experienced my very first photo shoot and as someone who is used to determining where I go and how I get there, this was quite an experience for me.  This was the Accessible Media Inc's photo shoot day.

The staff was extremely good when it came to giving me directions as to where I needed to sit or stand, how I needed to position my body, and how to position my head and whether or not I needed to smile or laugh.  The shoot consisted of my having to sit, stand, walk, and at times do a quick run through the park.

The weather definitely cooperated with us as the sun shone beautifully, the temps were extremely pleasant, and the session in the park was most enjoyable.

I especially loved listening to the birds and being able to sniff the fresh cool air and enjoyed hearing the young kids around me playing and shouting nearby.  They were having their break at the same time as we were doing our shoot.

I also met new people and was lucky enough to meet Terry Bray, someone that I had not seen in so many years.  All in all a great day away from the pressures of work.

I'm Donna J. Jodhan, your friendly accessibility advocate, wishing you a terrific day.

If you would like to learn more about me as an author then I invite you now to visit  jodhanmysterybook.club/about-the-author
There you will not only learn about me as an author but you will also gain insights into my campaign against bullying and why I strongly believe that you need to consider joining me in order to insure that the future of our kids with their wide-eyed smiles and infectious laughter is secured forever.

And now my weekly podcast!
From recipes to apps, and 5 minutes mysteries to tips for entrepreneurs and scam alerts!
www.takeanother5.com
And available for download from iTunes and Google music play

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