9 Disability Products and Aids That Have Helped Me
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Monday of course! I have decided this new place I’m living in is a “story a day” complex.
Last night I decided I have a bear living above me. I am on the first floor of a three story building. I have to say it’s well insulated as far as sound goes. The only time I hear a human is if I’m in the bathroom which borders the hallway. And don’t think about that too much either.
When I first moved in there was a lot of moving furniture scraping noises from above. No problem, I understand trying to get everything situated for yourself. Then in the middle of my second night I heard a huge bonk from above my bedroom. It sounded like a body fell. I listened wondering if I should call for help, but hearing no help or screams, I tried to get back to sleep.
Since then I hear no voices but a lot of drops, bonks and plodding heavy elongated steps above, as if you are trying to measure out yards with your feet. So I’ve decided, I have a bear living upstairs.
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As you know by now I am in a newly constructed apartment complex. My own apartment is ADA outfitted with wonderful appliances but there is a problem. The dumpster for trash is huge and no access by wheelchair available. It’s a problem to keep trash in my apartment since I have no garbage disposal and lots of veggie trash-don’t think about it too much.😳🙄
The management knows this but it’s been six weeks and no remedy. My son in law who had me laughing so much said “put it out on the patio”. I replied “It’s against the rules.”
“What will they do” he asked. “Someone will take it. If the mgr complains tell them you have no choice.” Then he went on pretending to be me saying “well I could talk to the ADA and say there’s a problem…..or better yet I’ll have my lawyer do it…….” By this time I was laughing so hard I was tearful! I dearly love him and so blessed to have him.
I bought some large 3mil thick bags and yesterday I put one out full of trash on the patio. This morning it was gone. Like Loki told Thor – “I sent it off I know not where”😀
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The stone clock’s tick matched my heartbeat as I began to dress for our “date”. The day almost finished and sunset was starting to darken the sky. The lacy strings of my dress were an invitation, yes, but there was a limit to my adventure.
Hoping my prey was going to spill a confession, I put my police badge in a secret drawer. All trails had led to this perpetrator and I hoped I could close the gate on his crimes tonight. “Joe, can you hear me? You’ll be ready to move in, right? I don’t plan on ending up like those other women”, she said, fingering her gun.
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Sue would boast about using her feminine wiles. It was almost poignant the way she would thread her way into a man’s most vulnerable part of his heart. There was no reprieve for her victims. And when she was done, she cast them aside with a toast of champagne.
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https://pensitivity101.wordpress.com/2022/02/13/three-things-challenge-873/?like_actor=102337606&like_hmac=814abfd6b6a49017323a87cd3020b5f7&postid=80253&like=1&source=sub_email. Your three words today are:
MOST
BOAST
TOAST


Of course it’s capricious
But also delicious
There is no harm
When indulging their charm.
No need for suspicion
There is no sedition
Unless it’s your diet
So why not try it?
No need for ambition
Just turn the switch on
And set it on hot
Don’t think about “ought”
Just eat them and enjoy!
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https://sammiscribbles.wordpress.com/category/weekend-writing-prompt/

The rise and fall of a community are the products of its members. If the households choose to be polite, they will promote understanding and love. If they choose to be rude to their neighbors, they will sink into their own quagmire of disappointment and ruin. The old “what goes around comes around” often bears out.
“What you do or say today will come back to you in the future. The proverb originated in the United States in the 1970s. The earliest appearance in print was 1974 in Eddie Stone’s book, ‘Donald Writes No More.May 24, 2006”
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Joe gave his daughter a hug to soothe her angst about the danger of getting back on the ice. The ramifications of her teammate’s injury veered her willingness to join in. The lake had frozen over in ripples, dips and bumps, causing the ice to be too rough for her to play. She tried to be brave but her dad knew it was a fake attempt. The stakes were not high enough to put his child in danger for a school hockey game.
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