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doggirl3 in braille_talk

Trying again on asking a question just in case post didn't work.

Dec 12, 2005 22:59

I want to know: is there a site that let people have free braille grade 2 cards?
If I had one I would not have to look a brl contraction on line.
Pam-Doggirl3

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pne December 13 2005, 07:08:17 UTC

Don't know of one, but if you wanted, I could try to make one up for you and send it to you.

I have a poster-sized "cheat sheet" that came with the book Just Enough to Know Better that I'd try brailling.

doggirl3 December 13 2005, 22:08:21 UTC

:Thumbsup: thanks Pne.
Pam-Doggirl3

pne December 15 2005, 19:07:15 UTC

OK, done.

If you'll give me a postal address, I can actually send it to you :)

(Either as a reply to this comment or by email to pne@livejournal.com)

Hey Pne. doggirl3 December 15 2005, 22:38:17 UTC

I sent you an E-Mail with my snail mail addy in it. I hope you get it.
Pam-Doggirl3

kat144 January 5 2006, 08:49:31 UTC

When I started learning braille, I took my Janus slate that takes 3x5 cards and brailled onto a bunch of cards the alphabet, numbers, and then all the Grade 2 contractions. This method requires a bit of work, but it makes a nice reference.

I'm also certain I've seen a site that sells a poster with the Grade 2 contractions on it, because I was planning on getting it at one point...but I can't remember what site it was.

doggirl3 January 5 2006, 17:30:32 UTC

It is the Braille institute I think you are talking about. Thanks. I thinking about going to them to get one.
Pam-Doggirl3