Voldemorting
If you didn’t already know (I didn’t), “Voldemorting” is where you don’t use a thing’s name when talking about that thing. (There are slight Harry Potter spoilers ahead, so consider yourself warned.)
Thoughts
It’s okay to not be okay
Namine and I are reading a book in school called “Homesick: My Own Story.” It’s about a girl named Jean who lives with her parents in China. Jean had a baby brother, who was born six weeks early and passed away a few days after he was born.
Accepting help
Namine and I went on another wheel run together. We passed a parade, and I’m still processing how people treated us.
Accessibility at Bong Recreation Area
For Namine’s birthday, we went camping. I wrote about the trip, but now I want to talk about the cabin’s accessibility.
Caring about accessibility
Handicap accessibility doesn’t happen in a vacuum. It requires compassion and consideration.
Apartment accessibility
Even if you live in an apartment, you can still improve accessibility. Sometimes you just need to improvise.
Paying it forward
This past weekend, Jessica and I volunteered at Polish Fest. When we were selling tickets, we saw something awesome.
Blood Donor Day
Today is World Blood Donor Day. I want to take a moment to thank all the unsung heroes who have donated their blood.
I spent an afternoon in Namine’s wheels
I was asked to write for Romper.
In loving memory of Henri Landwirth
The founder of Give Kids The World Village has passed away.
