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A new adventure!

Aleck and I will be spending our free time doing this-


This is a brailler- we can put braille into our own books at home- it is so exciting, and much cheaper than purchasing books in braille!

I am excited to embark on this NEW ADVENTURE, especially because it is with my Little Al!

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Kalleen at Second Street said…
Wow what happened Heather. All this posting. I feel overwhelmed just looking at your new machine. Your such a great mom. I'm enjoying all your pictures. I didn't know you were doing it as a business. You are very talented.
January 22, 2010 at 3:56 PM
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