May is National Bike Month and there is an ever-expanding list of events in communities nationwide & around the world. From fashion shows to group rides, local groups are finding unique ways to celebrate their diverse bike cultures and community pride. Continue reading →
We are ALL able – that is the message from the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. I don’t know about you, but I find that enormously encouraging not only as a parent of a child with a disability but as a human being. Although we traditionally celebrate the day that bears his name as an “African-American” holiday it is SO much more than that. Dr. King’s message is for all of us.
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What do muffins, bicycles, and service have in common? Well, for the St. Ann community in Nashville, they all go hand in hand.
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I am what they call “Old School.” I have been dragged kicking and screaming into the new age of technology. However, I had an “aha” moment last week when all the planets aligned, the clouds parted and I truly saw the “miracle” of social media and the positive effect it can have on a family dealing with disability.
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