Hey Everyone! As you know, I have been trying this new thing for me where I tell you about a book I loved and share a free ebook link to that book if possible. When I read about disability, it can be a bit of a hit and miss. It sort of depends on which … Continue reading Freeible Fridays #19
Tag: Disability
The Man Who Sees The World Upside Down
https://youtu.be/qBFjGQekES4 From The Truly YouTube Channel While I was preparing what to say in this post, this thought popped into my head. It’s interesting to see how the view of disability had changed. I was browsing YouTube when a video got closer to home than one might think, and I will tell you why in … Continue reading The Man Who Sees The World Upside Down
Freeible Fridays #15
Hey Everyone, As you know, I have been trying this new thing for me where I tell you about a book I loved and share a free ebook link to that book if possible. I have to say that this novel I have for you today is the least five stars I found on my … Continue reading Freeible Fridays #15
My Thoughts On Special (The Series)
From Google Since my laptop broke this morning, I can no longer blog about what I had in mind because it requires research that I don’t know how to do on the Ipad yet. So I went on Netflix and re-watched the first episode of Special. Special is a series on Netflix is based on … Continue reading My Thoughts On Special (The Series)
Employment and Accessibility
Image from Pexels I believe that everything can be accessible for everyone if there is a will. After all, where this is a will, there is a way, as the English saying goes. As much as I love my country, I’m not willing to overlook the lack of accessibility. Whenever I apply for a job … Continue reading Employment and Accessibility
Breaking Lockdown For Love
Image from the BBC News Site Love is love or at least should be like that; however, even the purest emotions for a human are given stereotypes. When I saw this article that I’m going to blog about today. Chris Miller is a young guy with Down's syndrome. Having lived in the rural area of … Continue reading Breaking Lockdown For Love
Wheels
Image from Pixabay They help me moveSo, my life they improveSince my wheelchair, I useBut it’s not who I’mWhich some people get confusedA long-life companionThat I hope will lastEven if it doesn’t go that fast Alex
Assumptions About Me And My Disability
Image from Pexels The biggest fear I had when I started blogging was now that I was sharing my thoughts and my life on the internet. It will allow anyone to read them. My family didn’t choose to be bloggers, so I am careful to give them as much privacy as possible. However, I’m sure … Continue reading Assumptions About Me And My Disability
Accessibility and Education
Image from Pixabay My mum always wanted to give me a change in getting an education. She didn’t have that chance herself. What she knows, she self-taught herself. Both my parents left school at age 14, which was a common thing to do back then. However, when my mum went to sign me up to … Continue reading Accessibility and Education
Crazy in Love (Matt & Anna #1) by Annabelle Costa
I was in no way planning to review this book, and that’s for 2 reasons. First, my hands are killing me today, so I shouldn’t be typing, and no, I can’t use voice recognition because it doesn’t understand my accent. On top of that, the software I was offered can’t handle background noise which is … Continue reading Crazy in Love (Matt & Anna #1) by Annabelle Costa
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