Also, be sure and speak with a qualified veterinarian before beginning a raw, or home cooked, food regimen for animals.

Safety is the number one goal. Be sure counters, tables, and floors are germ, clutter, and pet free.

There are many cooking tools, and they can range in price from $1.00 to $1,000.00s. What you need depends on the type of cooking you do.

I mostly cooked by texture, smell, and sight. If it looked right, it turned out right. Which doesn't work once you lose your sight.

Gluten is a protein found in many grains. It is used as a binder in recipes. It is a common thickener used in gravies, soups, and a surprisi

I hope I never lose my ability to cook and enjoy food. I have a new challenge. Low vision and hearing.

Print and use the pages as is, or create your own based on your individual needs.

Saving stories in a village of people lost between cultures interrupts her search for belonging. Their fragmented stream of life threatens

Ties and connections she didn't know she had would reveal secrets she wished had never been rooted out of the ground.

Abby Brown writes gentle, in depth fiction and nonfiction, reaching deep into mind, memory, and culture to make connections.

Colors written in Braille to recognize them. Red White Pink Purple Black Brown Orange Yellow Grey Green Blue Gray Beige

Food and the kitchen definitely need good braille signage to prevent allergens and food poisoning. When marking food items, remember many it

Bedroom bed blanket electric blanket sheets pillow quilt bra coat dresser jacket nightstand pants shirt shorts shoes

Another every day location where practicing the braille words will make recognizing items and reading easier.

Braille in the office will help with daily activities and financial needs.

Practicing reading with home items you are familiar with may help you learn Braille faster. Tags can be brailled and attached to items.

In this worksheet, examples are given for only the most common daily number uses, such calendars, dates, ages, addresses, and prices.

Braille Punctuation apostrophe (bottom a) backslash (right l a bottom right a) capital letter (bottom right a) capital ongoing

Braille Lists - Names Names Neighbors Family Friends Coworkers Doctors

Photo of Braille Letters and Numbers.