My handful of worthy goals for 2011
I am sitting in the dark at my living room table as I peck this article into my iPhone. As folks in Mississippi know, Byram took a beating from a tornado this New Year’s Eve leaving just about everyone...
View ArticleHit the ground running
In my previous post, I mentioned things that I wanted to accomplish in 2011. Well, it seems I have really hit the ground running. The biggest thing that has happened is that I am now working for...
View ArticleA place for creative crips
Though many people with disabilities are able to work, some are not. I’ve worked some part-time and have done freelance web design work as well. And while I believe I would make a, quite frankly,...
View ArticleWe Hate Stairs: A creative community
In a post that I wrote not too long ago, I talked about a website where people with disabilities could discover and collaborate on creative projects. The idea is that there are people with disabilities...
View ArticleThe mystical gods of employment find favor in our very own, Matt Watson
That’s right, my friends. Matt got a job. And while finding any job in this economy is honorable, I find Matt’s efforts in seeking employment to be vastly unequal with the corresponding reward born of...
View ArticleWe still have our dreams
Something happened the other day. A coincidence of sorts. I had a moment where everything came together to lift me out of what seemed like a hopeless situation. This is the kind of coincidence that one...
View ArticleImagine Conference 2011 – Day 1 Keynote
I am going to attempt to document as much of what I learned at Imagine Conference 2011 as I can, starting with the opening keynote. This was my first time attending the conference. In fact, I’m...
View ArticleSocial novel writing and inclusion
It’s well into December, almost Christmas actually, but I suppose that it’s never too late for a NaNoWriMo farewell post. Anyone who follows me on Twitter, Facebook, or this very site knows that for...
View Article12 months, 12 journeys, 12 lessons
A quick shoutout to my friend Marissa at Abled Is. She is undertaking a fascinating exercise in empathy in 2012 by getting to know a new person each month who has a health condition or worthy cause...
View ArticleA dream
So with this in mind, I began to reach out to people of this marginalized community to get to know them more. And then I had epiphany number 2: These people are brilliant and amazing. Actually that...
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