There were a few bumps in the road, but this post will describe some of the many positive aspects of our Caribbean vacation. The Room Location We had a first-floor room with a private, walk-out patio. From the patio we were afforded views of the swimming pool, the beach, and the ocean. The people-watching was… Continue reading Jamaica 2013, #2: The Good Stuff
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Merry Disabled Christmas 2012
From 2010… Merry Disabled Christmas Image via WikipediaThis year I endured disabled surgery And read disabled books I contributed to a disabled charity And thwarted disabled crooks I sailed on a disabled cruise And piloted my disabled iBot I sat for disabled interviews And the good disabled fight, I fought I starved myself on a disabled diet And took a disabled shot at a deer I… Continue reading Merry Disabled Christmas 2012
Bahamas 2012, #1: Deciding Where to Go
I recently heard something on a Ted talk, which, although obvious, I hadn’t given much thought to before. Your parents leave you too early in life. Your spouse and your own children join you later in life. It’s only your siblings who might be with you for the entire ride, if you’re so fortunate. It… Continue reading Bahamas 2012, #1: Deciding Where to Go
Merry Disabled Christmas 2010
Image via WikipediaThis year I endured disabled surgery And read disabled books I contributed to a disabled charity And thwarted disabled crooks I sailed on a disabled cruise And piloted my disabled iBot I sat for disabled interviews And the good disabled fight, I fought I starved myself on a disabled diet And took a… Continue reading Merry Disabled Christmas 2010
My MS/Disability Library
(Photo credit: Wikipedia) I’m not a voracious reader, but I am a steady one. I always have a book going. In the nine years since my diagnosis I’ve read a number of books about MS and other disability issues. Below is a list. I didn’t comment on each book in the list. Frankly, I can’t remember… Continue reading My MS/Disability Library