To Play A Game

Image is from Pexels I wanted to play Like all the other kids Because to me, my wheels Were my legs But they would allow me Only to watch But one day the teacher Gave me the ball And the game won By the player, no one believed in Alex

What Is Accessibility?

July is disability pride month. According to the WHO organisation, 15% of the world population has some type of disability, making it the most significant minority in the world. A comment that I have heard before from business owners is that not enough people with disabilities visit my business to make it accessible, which is … Continue reading What Is Accessibility? →

WWW Wednesdays #24

I'm doing this on my phone since we currently have no power, which is always worrisome. I won't be able to move since stuff like my bed needs electricity to work. I'm behind on emails and content, but that's nothing new, so I'm keeping this short and sweet. Sam is currently hosting WWW Wednesday from Taking On … Continue reading WWW Wednesdays #24 →

Freebie Friday #14

First of all, I’m putting this note here to remember to unhaul the Kindle books. I’m pretty proud of myself for reading nearly double the Kindle books than the number of books I got, in fact, for the first time in years that I’m under 5000 books on there. If you’re into thrillers, I would … Continue reading Freebie Friday #14 →

My Watch List For April

The Image is from Pexels Today's post topics were microplastics and a list of shows I have been watching or thinking about. Since I have about a month left of my VPN subscription, I thought I would watch shows like Crime Beat. However, I also just found the episodes on YouTube, which is how I … Continue reading My Watch List For April →

Disability, Queerness And Intimacy

Image is from Pexels For some reason, Saturdays are the days when my stats are low in terms of views, and for once, I’m capitalising on that, as the topics I’m discussing today are raw, and it makes me feel vulnerable. Even if we are in 2025, so it shouldn’t be the case. My topics … Continue reading Disability, Queerness And Intimacy →

The Voice For The Ones Who Don’t Have One Yet

The image is from the articcle Many see March as the month to celebrate Cerebral Palsy, the same condition I have. It’s something that has a spectrum, something I used to describe as living in two bodies at once. Muscles and movement react almost in opposite ways; you can see it when I’m having a … Continue reading The Voice For The Ones Who Don’t Have One Yet →

Three YouTubers With Disability To Check Out

The Image is from Pexels I am writing this introduction on my phone because, at the moment, my 'helper' Abby has her head all over my keyboard, and when she thinks she's not getting enough attention, she starts a kissing session, so not so productive. In my line of work, something that I hear which … Continue reading Three YouTubers With Disability To Check Out →

Three Disability Activists To Check Out

The image is from Pexels This post idea started with a thought I had about LGBTI+ activism versus disability activism, and no, I’m not comparing the two since, at the base, they might be similar but still different while having minorities like myself from both communities. This might be from being naïve, but I feel … Continue reading Three Disability Activists To Check Out →

The Wheelchair User Nod

The Image is AI-generated The wheelchair user nod Is something that a wheelchair user does To a stranger using wheels Or any other disability As a sign or a language That we get what it is like And if the world doesn’t see you You are seen and respected By all of us Alex