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Writing What Moves Me
This was supposed to be just a Facebook post… I didn’t plan on writing this post. It started as a quiet, reflective moment. You realize just how much you’ve been writing lately. You start wondering why. Not just why you write, but… Read more →
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A Quiet Reminder: When the Universe Nudges You with Kindness
Funny how the world works. Just the other day, I found myself thinking about my neighbor John. He’s in his 90s, and I hadn’t seen him in a while. You know how it is when someone elderly hasn’t been around… Read more →
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The Speed of Time
There’s been so much happening this week that I didn’t even realize tomorrow is Friday. Wasn’t it just Tuesday? Next thing I know, summer will be over. The sun will dip behind the trees a little earlier each night. The… Read more →
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Trapped Without a Voice: Elevator Safety for DeafBlind Residents
Surley and I had quite the eventful morning. We started off with our usual walk through downtown Minneapolis and along the Loring Greenway. It was a beautiful day. We stretched our legs a little further and wandered through Loring Park.… Read more →
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Not a Fan of the Man But Like the Plan
Why Elon Musk’s “America Party” Could Shake Up U.S. Politics I am a big fan of Elon Musk. Let’s just get that out of the way up front. His contributions and support in the past of President Trump have been… Read more →
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Cheers to Clarity: What Grief, Generational Patterns, and a Non-Alcoholic IPA Taught Me About Choice
Author’s Note: This began as a casual Facebook post. It was just me, a can of non-alcoholic beer, and a quiet summer evening on the patio. But the more I sat with it, the more I realized this moment wasn’t… Read more →
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Always Becoming
A Pride Month Reflection I had written the meat of this post over a month ago but hadn’t published it yet. The reason I’ve been sitting on it is simple. I was nervous. I know I’ve shared a lot of… Read more →
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When the Beat Doesn’t Match the Burden: Situational Anxiety, Disability, and the Song That Hits Too Close
Disclaimer: Songs, like stories, can mean different things to different people. The way I interpret Anxiety by Doechii may not be how you hear it and that’s okay. In this post, I’m sharing my personal reaction and reflections based on… Read more →
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