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unsent thank you's, getting it right
Ablism can be defined as discriminating against or being prejudiced towards anyone with a visible or invisible disability. This can be shown from the words, such as crazy or lame, to the actions such as excluding someone from a social event or emotional and physical abuse. I'm sure many of the Blogging Against Disablism Day writers will have ( Read more... ) -
20 more days!
I can't wait!!! I hope it doesn't rain on graduation day ( Read more... ) -
getting closer
Graduation is in five weeks!!!! I bought my ca, gown, and tassle yesterday. I also got a bracelet with the university name and husky charm; I can never have too many dog-themed items ( Read more... ) -
tired
It would be awesome to wake up one day and feel completely healthy. I'm exhausted; last week, I didn't have energy to go anywhere. I ordered food from campus food 3 times because I just didn't have it to go down to campus and walk back up and deal with the crazy lines at the food places. My two-day headache is almost gone now, and it is easier to ( Read more... ) -
update
I have no motivation for anything. This week, I have continued contact with 3 bloggers, finished literature review summaries, started a draft of all reviews put together, read chapters of subtle suicide, read chapters for intro to exceptionalities, and practiced for the gre. I have braille copies of a practice exam as well as a cd one. If i do well ( Read more... ) -
making a little progress
School was going well. I have not skipped any classes this semester, except the one I accidentally slept through because I forgot to set my alarm. I have turned in all papers, kept up with the readings, and got scanning and such done the first week of the semester ( Read more... ) -
school and stuff
I think I wrote last about before Christmas. I was at my mother's house for a month, and that made all of my issues wose. There was no where I coul go by myself, and I hate being stuck somewhere ( Read more... ) -
staying in touch
Working with a guide dog involves many people: the people at the breeding station, the staff who cares for them in the kennels, and the trainers who teach them how to guide. However, the puppy raisers and the people who have them after they retire are an important part of the process ( Read more... ) -
life update
I suck at updating, so I'm going to write in little blurbs ( Read more... ) -
crazy busy
wow, i always think about updating and am just sooo tired and forget to do it. this is rambling and possibly has no order or sense ( Read more... )