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Hobbies: Blindness and Music
What are your hobbies and interests?
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Advocacy; Political; Creative Bead Work; Educational both Curriculum and Special needs

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Advocating for the blind and the disabled.

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American Football

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animals

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antiques, reading

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Art Shows, Music (listen to classical and hard rock),go to movies and plays

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art, crafts, writing, drawing, reading - listening to books

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Art, Music, Radio, sightseeing und more other

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Arts and Craft.

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Astronomy Literature (Audio Books)

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Audiobooks, wine, travel. music, food

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auto repair, auto design, technology products I can adapt to use for my visual impairments to adapt to use in college courses I may take that other students may also use to help their studies, computer repair

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backpacking and hiking, gardening, dogs, art

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Baking, travelling, getting massages

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beaded jewelry, sewing, travel

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Bible study and pastoral work, musician, of course the wife and grandchildren, grilling, some lawn work,

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Bicycling and working only My vision is 20 / 300

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Bicycling Gardening Boating

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bicycling, traveling, cooking

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Biking, Reading, Computer, and Shopping

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blind groups

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boating

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BOOK LISTENING,NATURE,ADVOCACY WORK,SOCIALIZING WITH FRIENDS,
MOVIES,PHYSICAL EXERCISE,

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Books from BARD, sculpture in clay and other crafts.

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CAFE WORLD ON FACEBOOK GARDENING

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Cake decorating and floral arrangement

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Camping, Gardening, Photography, Journaling. Papercrafting and scrapbooking

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CD and DVD authoring, PC Maintenance, going out with family and friends, recording and watching movies, reading and listening to books.

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Changing due to diminishing vision

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choral singing, history, reading, travel

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Classic cars

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coin collecting, amateur radio, gardening, walking and discovering new hiking trails

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Collect Die Cast Chevrolet Camaros & Corvettes, work on computers for myself as well as others (Build, Fix, Diagnose hardware and software) I am Microsoft Certified in Windows 2000
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