May 21 2018
Meet the talking watch
Hi there! It’s Donna and thank you for allowing me to come into your inbox.
Today, I’d like to talk about the talking watch.
I am a great advocate of the talking watch and it may not be for everyone but for those who do not know Braille and would prefer to hear the time announced out loud; then this is the perfect product for you.
The talking watch comes in all sizes and styles. Several manufacturers have put out their own version of the talking watch. There are talking watches for the man, talking watches for the lady, and talking watches for the sporty one and even more.
The talking watch is what I call a sort of backup device for you to tell the time. It is portable of course and most talking watches have an alarm set on them. You would be amazed to learn how this nifty little device can help you to keep up with your schedule. Sure! The Apple watch is now here but there is absolutely no reason to ignore the talking watch.
So go out there and make friends with the talking watch.
Here are a few places for you to contact if you are interested to learn more.
CNIB – toll free = 1800 563 2642
Frontier Computing – toll free = 1-888-480-0000
Or visit http://www.futureaids.ca
You can also call them at 1-800-987-1231
If you would like to become a member of my CCB Mysteries chapter you can do so for the price of $10 annually and in return you will receive unlimited access to either of the following libraries.
Recipes –
http://www.donnajodhan.com/library-recipes.html
Audio mysteries for all ages –
http://www.donnajodhan.com/library-audio-mysteries.html
Or you can subscribe to both for the price of $20 annually.
To contact me, send me an email at info@sterlingcreations.ca and I’d be happy to respond.
Have yourselves a great day and see you next week.
Donna
May 21 2018
Meet the talking watch
Hi there! It’s Donna and thank you for allowing me to come into your inbox.
Today, I’d like to talk about the talking watch.
I am a great advocate of the talking watch and it may not be for everyone but for those who do not know Braille and would prefer to hear the time announced out loud; then this is the perfect product for you.
The talking watch comes in all sizes and styles. Several manufacturers have put out their own version of the talking watch. There are talking watches for the man, talking watches for the lady, and talking watches for the sporty one and even more.
The talking watch is what I call a sort of backup device for you to tell the time. It is portable of course and most talking watches have an alarm set on them. You would be amazed to learn how this nifty little device can help you to keep up with your schedule. Sure! The Apple watch is now here but there is absolutely no reason to ignore the talking watch.
So go out there and make friends with the talking watch.
Here are a few places for you to contact if you are interested to learn more.
CNIB – toll free = 1800 563 2642
Frontier Computing – toll free = 1-888-480-0000
Or visit http://www.futureaids.ca
You can also call them at 1-800-987-1231
If you would like to become a member of my CCB Mysteries chapter you can do so for the price of $10 annually and in return you will receive unlimited access to either of the following libraries.
Recipes –
http://www.donnajodhan.com/library-recipes.html
Audio mysteries for all ages –
http://www.donnajodhan.com/library-audio-mysteries.html
Or you can subscribe to both for the price of $20 annually.
To contact me, send me an email at info@sterlingcreations.ca and I’d be happy to respond.
Have yourselves a great day and see you next week.
Donna
I had a talking watch a few years ago, but I do prefer the braille watch, only because I donât need everybody knowing that I want to know what time it is. When I used one, I made sure it only told me the time when I pressed the button. I didnât want it telling me every half-hour. To each his own, though, I guess. Devon.