I love your enthusiasm, Ruth, and I agree with your assessment -- we should never judge what someone will or won't be able to do in the future based on what we know (or THINK we know) of their limitations. A number of years ago, one of the Disney "Teachers of the Year" was a blind gentleman who was an outstanding track coach at the high school level! I have a friend who gives a presentation called, "Of blind mechanics and hemophiliac industrial arts teachers I have known..." He says, in truth, he has only known one of each, but it was enough to teach him not to make assumptions! Janie