[Menvi-discuss] Keeping Braille Music Organized?

[Chela Robles]

Yep ah those pack muling days, yes I said pack muling, and that is 
because people at school, mostly staff members would take pics of me 
with a lot on my back, shoulder hands and arms, and I'm still 4 foot 10 
and 95 pounds and still have a good back, no wonder my calves are so 
buff and my arms are strong...the trumpet playing pack mule!

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On 7/14/2012 10:40 AM, Chris Smart wrote:
> Ouch.
> Well thankfully, nowadays we have lightweight computers or notetakers, 
> very small audio recorders, etc. The books are still bulky though! I 
> remember running to a storage closet every second day or so because 
> the math book was in about 30 volumes, not including supplements 
> containing raised line diagrams.
>
> Chris
>
> At 01:05 PM 7/14/2012, you wrote:
>> Chris, that is how I took out my back, now I need chiropractic work 
>> once a month when I did that in high school. Books, two notebooks of 
>> papers and binders of stuff, and my back couldn't take it after 9th 
>> grade. Just be careful if you do this.
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>> On 7/9/2012 9:57 AM, Chris Smart wrote:
>>> Buy a backpack and carry the books. You'll get stronger as a result.
>>> *grin* I'm actually partly serious here. In high school, I was always
>>> lugging around three or four volumes for the day's classes, plus a
>>> Brailler.
>>>
>>> Chris
>>>
>>> At 12:49 PM 7/9/2012, you wrote:
>>>> Hello,
>>>> I'm wondering how people keep themselves from being eaten out of house
>>>> and home by loose braille pages from many different volumes?
>>>> I put the plastic binding on some of them, but in most cases the
>>>> braille books are huge, so when I'm learning a 2 page song, lugging
>>>> around a massive book isn't really practical, so I take out the
>>>> separate pages. I was thinking also about getting 3 ring binders to
>>>> keep all my music in, but I don't know of a place that sells thin 3
>>>> ring binders for dirt cheep, especially binders that are large enough
>>>> for braille books.
>>>> The 4th option I thought of was that I could get rings for the 3 ring
>>>> binders and just thread the rings through the holes.
>>>> What do you all do? And what do you do about single songs that you
>>>> print out that are too big to keep lying around and are too small to
>>>> be given a book of their own?
>>>> Thanks,
>>>>
>>>> Brandon Keith Biggs
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