A special time of the year: Getting ready for Easter 2026

 This is the time of the year that holds so many different emotions for me. It was on Easter Saturday, so many years ago, when my beloved dad left us.

It is the time of hope, peace, and springtime that I enjoy most. It is the time of the year that Mom and I have shared so many wonderful memories.

So, with this said, I prepare for Easter 2026. I decorate my dining table with Easter eggs and Easter ornaments, courtesy of the HallMark store. I put out my special flowers and crown everything with my Easter Cross and Easter lilies.

This Easter will be very special for me. I’ll make it work and make room for Mom’s memories with me.

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Happy Easter, Mom: Mom's Easter 2026 box

I packed her box, as always, but there was something else in it! A special candy dish made by yours truly!

It was red with large swaths of yellow, purple, and orange! It gave me such joy to make it for her and I also included a bunny for her.

It always breaks my heart whenever I am unable to spend Easter with her but she understands! I can only hope that next year I can spend Easter 2027 with my precious Mom!

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Thank you, Aaron- Aaron's precious doll, Karen

 I adopted Karen only because it was Aaron asking. Karen belonged to Aaron’s mom. He kept her in a box, well preserved. Then one day he asked and I agreed to adopt her.

Karen traveled from Ohio all the way to Toronto and when she arrived? She was the tallest of all of my dolls. In fact, she towered over them all!

I gently removed her from her box; she was well packed. Susan helped me to purchase a stand for her and now she stands proudly at the corner of my couch.

She is over 16 inches tall, has long blond hair and is a typical Barbie hippie. Aaron says that this is what his mom was.

She came with a locket containing a strand of red hair. Thank you ,Aaron, for trusting me with this precious doll.  

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First time around! The Gmail drama

 As I continue to say, technology is such that you just can’t live without it and this is what happened a while ago when my Gmail email address stopped functioning.

Now, I know that trying to get help from the Google folks is almost impossible, so what did I have to do? Well, to depend on my trusted associate, Aaron, and other friends.

This went on for a few weeks, and finally? The problem seemed to have resolved itself.
For me, as a vision-impaired person, this is one of the most painful and difficult challenges to engage with.

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Just accept it: So many new things to learn

 Oh boy!  If I have just one piece of advice to give, it is this. Try not to be overwhelmed when it comes to grabbing the bull by the horns and learning new things.

There will always be new things to learn!  This is not going to go away for the foreseeable future.

Take one thing at a time. Learn one thing at a time and do your best to learn it thoroughly. Just make up your mind that when you learn something you’ll probably need to learn it again in the near future, because things will change.

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There you will not only learn about me as a sight-loss coach and 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.

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A very special young man, Dynamic Devin

 There are other words that I can definitely use to describe this young man. He is not just dynamic! He is so very pleasant, so very amenable, and so very knowledgeable.  

He definitely gets it! He knows his stuff and above all he knows how to work with a vision-impaired customer! Thank you, Devin!

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Patience, patience: Sorting out my iPhone

 This is always the case for the first few months after I have purchased a new I device. No different with my new iPhone that I bought in the fall of 2025.

I must say, however, that it has gone a lot smoother than I thought and with the help of Devin at the Apple Store, things have been much more pleasant and enjoyable.

I continue to learn new tricks and tips. I am becoming more confident at doing tasks. I am becoming more comfortable with how my new iPhone behaves: what to do, what not to do, and how to solve problems. More good times ahead.

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There you will not only learn about me as a sight-loss coach and 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 for ever.

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