Random Stories

 Unexpected Happiest Surprise Ever!! (Mini Story)

This afternoon I received a text message about a Zoom activity that would be taking place and little did I even know what was gonna happen within minutes of being logged in!!! All of the sudden-- I find myself saying with a very much surprised look on my face: "OMG!!! (Oh My Goodness--- I don't even have any idea about what I said next because obviously I was in complete shock over what had just happened.) It is certainly not something I was legitimately informed about whatsoever early on-- but if you ask me I'd not ever be able to describe what came over me in that moment. LONG STORY SHORT---One of the USILC Staff who I see quite often on a regular basis through various disability related things that I am involved with came onto the Zoom Meeting to join us and say Hi!! I immediately asked them where their bunny who I love so much was at and unfortunately I didn't get a chance to see his adorable self on the call but hopefully on the next call or down the road-- I will be able to spend virtual time with him. 

Continuation (Part Two)

We went on to discuss what it means to be humorous and not insult people (which if you ask me is simply something all of us need to understand every once in awhile.) I was very much not sure what to do in lots of those situations not knowing if people were insulting others or just laughing at themselves. I have more often than not experienced moments in my life, when I was not clearly sure if someone treated me with an absolute sense of respect or if I just took what they said close to heart. Being the sensitive person that I am in this world, I would never know if someone just wanted to hurt my feelings on purpose or find happiness to make themselves feel better. 

Swamped (Part Three)

Despite my life being slightly more crazy than I am used to--- it is definitely a chance for me to keep learning and growing as a self advocate, leader, mentor and friend. I am obviously not perfect at most things that I have continued to do for many years, but I do feel grateful for the opportunities to educate people on topics that I know need to be shared throughout this world. It gives me a sense of well being and knowing I can impact a person's life in some way or another through the messages I give in all of my trainings. More to come later on in the next week!!! :)