Deborah Edwards-Oñoro 
I was cleaning up files on my desk today and came across notes I took from my son’s graduation ceremony. Hard to believe it’s been over three months since I heard the school superintendent speak about the future to the 2010 graduating class. As I reviewed my scribbled notes, I thought his words of encouragement… Continue reading Not Only for Graduation
Gorgeous day for going to the market and having yummy strawberry and banana crepes at Plymouth Coffee Bean.
Your eyes are absorbing this webpage. They’re passing over this, this, then this word, right now. That’s how reading works, online: you take this for granted. But what if you couldn’t? We grant our gaze to electronic screens for most of the day, and in return, they give us anything we want. We stare; they… Continue reading How People Who Are Blind See the Internet