Broken Lives Matter

 Hello Lovelies! In the spirit of the season, I'm sharing this happy clip. Be inspired: https://www.facebook.com/reel/1371434100820704 I don't know him, but I am so proud of him!

Hello Lovelies! Lately I've been struggling to suppress my restlessness, wishing I had the means to pick up and go to some far off place and get away from my every day for a nice long vacation. My thoughts have been Scotland or New Zealand if I could go anywhere, but this reel makes me wonder. Maybe Japan is the spot. Nothing like escaping my frustrating, inaccessible, non-compliant, uncaring corner of the universe for somewhere that ticks ALL the boxes! Clean, accessible, unquestioningly inclusive of all abilities and limitations--what's the exchange rate of the yen up to these days?  https://www.facebook.com/reel/1021870413459942

This reel made me so happy. Clara's living so well; living honestly, genuinely, without any pretense or falseness. How could she? Clearly it's not in her nature. I love that there are others out there who support this in her. I think too often in this society the Disabled are encouraged not to have a voice, not to say what is in their heart or put thoughts on paper. Not this girl! Clara's just who she is, and the world has to adapt. This goes back to my previous post including the quote from Nick Offerman. Don't let anyone tell you to be anything for  this world. Make this world take a knee for  you. I wanted to share a little of how Clara Woods is changing the world for herself.  https://www.facebook.com/reel/2218693525254037 This is the link to Clara's Facebook reels page; there's more content like the video above and you get a great sense of who she is:  https://www.facebook.com/clarawoodsofficial/reels This is to her official art, which she is fantastic at, ...

 Okay Lovelies, bare with me;     I am pretty fired up about a recent discussion I had regarding the leveled curb. I was asked if it would be acceptable to instead install small narrow curb leveling ramps made of plastic. No.      I made myself clear. The point was accessibility for all. Little ramps and little accommodations are a miserable placation of my concerns. And they are not  just for me. The members of my condo community are aging. It might even be that most people in the market for  a condo are aging. Accessibility is clearly going to be an ongoing issue.      I was unmoving, even though the individual sent to talk to me made me uncomfortable. I will continue to stand by this issue of equanimity. For Heaven's sake, it's not like I'm asking the world. I'm asking that all residents be treated the same. It might  be true that residents of mine and the other building involved do not pay dues to the association quite as h...