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pingback blog share my inner mish mash 33 its good to be crazy sometimes meg says may 22 2018 at 8 11 pm hi there my name s meg which i think means pearl i love wordplay and name meanings too but i m terrible at other languages my main blog isn t linked to my avatar but it s over at whenbadadvicehappens wordpress com i love all things psychological too and i majored in it in college i m sorry to hear you re blind that makes me sad i sense you like or will come to like the internet as much as i do i m schizophrenic and have difficulty interacting with people in real life but i love interacting online drop me a line sometime and i ll follow your blog looks interesting like liked by 1 person reply eirlysgwenllian says may 22 2018 at 8 30 pm hi meg it s nice to meet you it looks like we have quite a lot in commonn which i m glad about yeah your name does mean pearl but i ve also heard a theory that it may be derived from persian and mean daughter of light i think both these meanings are beautiful my legal name which i changed at 18 to emilia is from the same family of names i ll follow your blog in a minute it s great you majored in psychology i had such plans too when i was younger but now i think i d rather do something with the language in the first place for me personally it isn t a big deal that i m blind i m blind since birth so it s just my reality and i just don t know how it is to not be blind can only imagine it does limit you but there certainly are worse things that people or even i myself have dealt with and if i had a choice i m not very sure whether i d like to see just because my world would change so much can relate to the interacting thing it s incredibly difficult for me in real life but it s real fun online and i do spend a lot of time in the internet glad you like my blog like liked by 1 person reply meg says may 22 2018 at 8 33 pm i changed my name too wow emilia s a beautiful name and thanks for telling me meg could mean daughter of light i love that yay like liked by 1 person reply eirlysgwenllian says may 22 2018 at 8 38 pm oh wow o thanks i also like my name that s why i changed it to emilia i feel like it fits me very well no problem glad i could give you some useful info like liked by 1 person reply agentlewomanandascholar says june 12 2018 at 1 50 pm i adore you already so glad i found you through bee s blog what an amazing about me page i can see we have a lot in common already i am amazed regarding you fantastic english writing and the fact that you are blind also is amazing you are very talented i look forward to discovering more of your posts and perhaps getting to chat about mythology and writing two of my passions also like liked by 1 person reply agentlewomanandascholar says june 12 2018 at 1 51 pm how could i forget i am also a doting cat mum of three they are glaring at me now as if to say how dare you forget our adorableness like like reply eirlysgwenllian says june 12 2018 at 6 15 pm thanks so much for so many kind words i m also happy you found my blog via bee s and that you enjoy it i am also happy we have a lot in common it s fantastic like liked by 2 people reply eirlysgwenllian says june 12 2018 at 6 32 pm three adorable kittys that s too brilliant like like aditya deshmukh says july 23 2019 at 8 17 pm hey emilia that s a lovely introduction although i do know most of those things about you still as always it is a pleasure reading your words like liked by 2 people reply eirlysgwenllian says july 23 2019 at 9 04 pm thank you like like reply mmorran1 says september 25 2019 at 8 33 pm nice to meet you emilia i read through your about me and it was awesome to hear all of the different things you re interested in i m very into symbolism mythology religious icons etc so i also get kind of obsessed with given names and meanings i think it s cool looking forward to reading more of your thoughts best mb like liked by 1 person reply eirlysgwenllian says september 26 2019 at 1 56 pm it s really nice to hear from you i think mythology is really fascinating and it s great you re interested in given names as well like liked by 1 person reply mmorran1 says september 26 2019 at 2 08 pm indeed i just read a beautiful short graphic novel about the power of given names and remembrance it s called over the wall by peter wartman https www amazon com over wall peter wartman dp 0984681434 be well and have a great day like liked by 2 people eirlysgwenllian says september 26 2019 at 3 18 pm sounds very interesting have a great day as well like liked by 2 people reply gary a wilson says february 1 2020 at 8 43 pm hello emilia i am so pleased that we found each other via alli s weekend coffee share today was my first chance to circle back and review your site and information i have to say wow your english is amazing i would not have guessed that you are blind i used to go to church and study asl with a deaf part of our congratulation and there i heard that it is thought to be easier to be blind than deaf because a blind person can still easily communicate with other via a share audible language while the deaf almost rely on their sign language because for them learning to read is so hard partially because they can never hear the words they are trying to read i would love to have you as a reader of my work so you can tell me how well you mentally see my stories i decided several things when i setup my framework for my story collection 1 each has to be 2000 words or less to make it a short about 10 minute read 2 each is told in first person using a rowdy tone like the two of us were sitting and sharing a drink or meal while telling fun stories of our lives we would be laughing and just soaking up the fun of our friendship 3 each would be vivid i want my readers to feel like they are right there nearby as the story unfolds watching and maybe gasping at how some of my scenes happen did i meet this goal for you i do add some photos for seeing readers but that obviously can t help you to work for you my words have to be very well chosen i think one of my first stories seemed to have met this requirement as i ve had some great feedback i would love for you to try it it s from my grammar school days in a small town about an hour s drive north of san francisco where i was born and raised this one is something of a laugh riot so i advise sitting down to enjoy i call it the giant inner tube adventure and it s at this link https garyawilsonstories wordpress com the inner tube adventure 4 each story needs to deserve a reader s attention somehow it either must be entertaining or teach something while still being fun i m much older than you i miss my deaf friends from long ago now but we lost track of them when we moved and started our own family but still recall some of their asl language i d love to have your opinion of how my tales work for you from both the perspective of a polish gal have you ever been to the us and as a blind person i don t think it makes sense to ask if you can see my stories but i hope you experience them with clarity of understanding just as if you were right there with me as the memory happened i m pretty sure you would be laughing with me maybe at me most of the time i would welcome any ideas you have that i could do to make my stories more accessible and enjoyable to make it easier here s my main link https garyawilsonstories wordpress com in the meantime i m going to follow your blog and hope you will visit a few more of my stories and be a friend i know from poland i would greatly value your friendship warmly gary a wilson like liked by 2 people reply eirlysgwenllian says february 4 2020 at 9 44 am in a way that you were thinking about dictation makes sense because now that people use more and more touch screens many blind people decide to use dictation to write on their smartphones but i don t know anyone blind without an additional disability who would do that on the computer regularly i personally much prefer to write than to speak and this is an easier and more enjoyable way to truly express myself for me so i always choose writing when possible well yeah communication online is quite easy for me usually like like reply eirlysgwenllian says february 2 2020 at 12 47 pm i really appreciate your opinion about my english blogging has helped me a lot in developing it among other things how cool that you got a chance to learn some asl hm when it comes to my own opinion i d also say that it s easier to be blind than deaf but i m saying that primarily because i m used to being blind and that s normal to me and i would also think that not being able to communicate with people properly could be a source of huge distress and frustration even though i know some deaf people who are quite good at communicating but there are always some limitations and obstacles they have to deal with in regards to that as someone who also experiences some minor communication difficulties though of a completely different nature than those of people with hearing loss i know what a difference it makes when you can actually communicate with someone effectively overall though most able bodied people i know tend to say they d rather be deaf than blind which used to really astonish me as a child so i believe it s hugely subjective i think the possibility of experiencing blindness feels more scary to most people while to me the possibility of experiencing deafness is a much more frightening thing because it is so subjective and individual i try normally not to make such comparisons who has it better or worse it depends on so many things thank you for sharing your story with me i enjoyed it thoroughly as i did the one about carmen i am now following your blog and will be coming back i think your framework works really well because i find your stories pleasant to read and they really do have such a feel as if you were telling them in person and as if i was there observing it which i always appreciate in other people s writing they are also very vivid especially the second one which i was able to imagine very realistically granted that i m generally very imaginative haha but a lot always depends on the writer and i think you re doing a fantastic job from what i ve read so far hope my feedback is of some help to you as for the perspective of a polish gal since i m a polish native speaker my english isn t quite as good as my polish of course and no i ve never been to neither the us nor any other english speaking country and my reading in english is a bit slower and less efficient than in polish but i m reading more and more in english and things with gradually more sophisticated vocabulary more or less successfully and i didn t have the slightest linguistic issues with your stories i do think it makes sense to speak about seeing blind people don t normally avoid using words like see or look etc because there are many ways to see things not just with your eyes and also that s simply easier in everyday life than replacing it with some other words as for ideas you mentioned that you also post photos along with your posts if you would like to make them somewhat more accessible to the visually impaired you can put some alternative text to go with it so that we have some idea what it is more or less although having a look at your blog now i believe you already do it which is great and helpful like like reply gary a wilson says february 3 2020 at 3 28 pm thank you emelia for all the insight you gave me with your response i have a follow up question my wife and i were chatting about you and we were both wondering what type of tools you use to blog you must have a reader but do you have a tool that helps you write perhaps an application that you can dictate to regardless your english is amazing you are more articulate and explain things better then many native english speakers i was trying to think if i had any stories that would be similar to your daily experience of blindness i think the only story i ve got that even comes close is from a cave that my parents took me to when i was very young in short i found myself in total darkness unlike anything i ve ever experienced most of my readers find it charming but you might find it silly here s the link in case you re interested in reading it the dark cave adventure you are a gem emilia and i hope soon to earn the right to call you a friend i too enjoy wordplay but of course i m only good at it in english but if you ever have english questions please bring them to me and i ll do my best to help you sort it out i understand that english slang in particular can confuse non native english speakers like liked by 1 person reply eirlysgwenllian says february 3 2020 at 4 24 pm well i use some assistive technology stuff mainly it s my screenreader which reads everything that s on the screen it uses speech synthesis and so called text to speech technology to do that i don t have any specific tools to help with writing usually blind people just learn the computer keyboard layout by heart just like many sighted people do to be able to type without having to look for the keys it s faster to type this way i use the mouse very little only when it s absolutely necessary and you just can t perform some action from the keyboard and i m very ignorant at using it although some blind people actually do use it a bit more but i use key commands whenever i can also i have a braille display so apart from reading things with a speech synth i can also read them myself in braille which is helpful in my opinion when nreading in a language that you don t know very well or when you need to pay very close attention to what you are reading i use also some other devices apps but that s the basics hope that gives you some idea i absolutely didn t find your story silly as i commented on your blog i can well see how creepy that must have felt for you at such a young age and it actually was indeed quite charming haha it made me think about what i ve heard from some people who visited restaurants in which only visually impaired people work and which are totally dark they seem to be in different places all around the world and help to raise awareness of visual impairment and blindness when people come there they eat in complete darkness anyway i ve heard from several people that they ve been to such places and one person was actually so scared that she got a bad panic attack in there while i have no idea about neither light nor darkness because i don t see either and it doesn t mean anything specific to me i just don t see anything neither darkness nor anything else however abstractive that may sound to a sighted person i can understand how that could be a really scary experience sensory deprivation is very scary haha yeah i still do struggle with slangy words sometimes although i find slang and dialects of any language very interesting so i m getting better at it like like reply gary a wilson says february 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