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Well I used to teach a couple of blind students when I was in college and after a while my -- let's see I graduated, at the time I graduated I didn't have a teaching credential, I received my B.S. in social sciences, so I had to go back to get the credential at USC. But then my oldest son, Charles Meeks, used to say "Mother, I'm tired of going to Nanna's" you know, when I'd go away to play. An ...
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