I am a deaf woman with a very nice husband. I am
homemaker and he is a Police Sergeant. I am retired from the Federal
Aviation Administration on a disability pension.
 I
worked in the Airspace Obstructions office in the Air Traffic Division,
Great Lakes Region.
I now work at home making crafts, including Knitting,
Knifty Knitter, Crochet, Tatting, different laces, doilies, and
afghans. I also take good care of my husband and kitties.
I also enjoy reading and learning about computers.
We have both Macs and Windows PC's. Our latest Macs have Intel
chips and can also run Windows. We use a flatbed scanner and digital
cameras.
I use the following programs:
I am learning how to use CS3.
When I worked at the mortgage department at the
bank I used a old IBM computer printing mortgage contracts. This
was about 1979 or 1980.
My husband taught me how to use a Macintosh in
1994, it was very easy to learn. No classes or anything, it just
took a day or so. Macs are great! Windows are not!
I started making web pages when I was helping my
husband work on his page. Most
of my computer skills were learned by experience. I worked on his
photographs, the page layout, and making backgrounds and wallpapers.
We travel around the Midwest chasing trains, investigating highway
routings, going to antique stores, and taking photos of weird stuff.
We browse the Web a lot. I look for new graphics
to use on our pages, new web page ideas, and info for both our
pages. I look for crafting sites, new and used books and other
stuff. We correspond with a lot of people via e-Mail.
I enjoy making crafts projects at home and while
traveling. I learned crafting from books, magazines and TV craft
shows.
I was born in Pikeville
KY, and grew up in Elkhorn
City. We lived in a holler called Beaver Creek, on the Right
Fork, near to where country singer
Patty Loveless grew up.
 EMAIL
ME AT: rexie@rexie.com
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