Tag Archives: disability
The Fifth and Final NaNo 2020 Progress Report
The National Novel Writing Month (NaNo) has been a staple for me ever since I wrote the first draft of Shafter in 2004. I’ve finished as early as on day five and as late as within 10 minutes of the … Continue reading
The Fourth NaNo 2020 Progress Report (A Breakthrough!)
This NaNo was a near thing, or rather, my participation was this year. I haven’t missed a single year since I started, but it’s been getting rough. I failed to complete my 50k for the first time two years ago, … Continue reading
5 Interesting Links for 03-06-2020
Note: Videos may auto start with sound so be prepared. Disability (Appearance) An important reminder about what disability can look like and the impact of even well-intentioned efforts to protect the disabled. (Via LifeGlider) https://multiplesclerosisnewstoday.com/news-posts/2020/01/24/accessible-parking-placard-invisible-disabilities-public-education Marketing (Brand) This is a … Continue reading
5 Interesting Links for 01-10-2020
Note: Videos may auto start with sound so be prepared. Services (Disability) The rules governing the primary disability support systems in the United States trap those who require services but with that help can still work as this story shows. … Continue reading
Rich, Rugged Rancher by Joss Wood
(Texas Cattleman’s Club: Inheritance series, Book 2) This is a complex story touching on some tough subjects in a way rarely tackled in romance. I was curious to learn how a Harlequin traditional line I’ve been reading on and off … Continue reading