We started our one-on-one blanket lesson this afternoon, and boy did we have fun. We laughed and joked around all afternoon. Lovely did a great job of smoothing out her fabric, pinning it, cutting the corners, and getting one side cut and tied. She loved the tying part, but was exhausted after that and decided to continue the lesson later. We sat down and ate, and then she taught me some sign language. I tried to help her with her homework, but I have a long way to go before I am fluent in sign language. It is really fun!
Her blanket looks great and I hope she is very proud of herself. She did a wonderful job. We will meet in a couple of weeks at the Houston Low Vision Club in Bayland Park and I will get a chance to see if she decided to try to do some more on her own, or if she is going to wait until our next nightly meeting. We also ordered some audio tapes of the books that we will be reading in the Book Club, so she will be able to participate in that also. All in all, it was a fun day full of laughter and accomplishments.
Martha C. dropped another blanket off for our delivery on Monday and I was able to give her another bag of books donated by Cheri J. The Star of Hope is going to love us between the blankets, scarves, and books that we are donating. I can't wait to get there Monday. We have four plastic containers of blankets and scarves to give them. Thanks so much for all of your hard work.
Martha C. dropped another blanket off for our delivery on Monday and I was able to give her another bag of books donated by Cheri J. The Star of Hope is going to love us between the blankets, scarves, and books that we are donating. I can't wait to get there Monday. We have four plastic containers of blankets and scarves to give them. Thanks so much for all of your hard work.
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