Hello dear readers!
And a happy Father’s Day to all you dads out there.
Yes, today is that day that we (well those of us in the UK anyway) set aside to celebrate fathers, dads, pops, and paters the land over. I, of course will be making the traditional pilgrimage to the folk's to drop off cards and presents, and perhaps share a nice pot of tea with the old lad, later today. Ideally I would also be able to celebrate the day with my own lovely step-daughter, Sarah (see here) but as she is currently in Cheshire busy studying, learning to drive, working part time and, well, being seventeen pretty much full time, that opportunity is unlikely to present itself.
All of which has nothing whatsoever to do with the subject of today’s post.
The blog of a long term wheelchair user. Life! Disability! Multiple Sclerosis! Other Stuff!
Sunday, 18 June 2017
Sunday, 11 June 2017
Seats & Chairs
Hello dear readers!
Well what a week
that was!
It may be a long
time in politics, and certainly that particular topic was at the
forefront of a lot of peoples minds this week. Especially for those
of us in the UK. On a more personal front it’s also been eventful
due to a few difficulties of the mobility kind.
But first lets go
delve a little deeper into the murky world of Westminster.
Sunday, 4 June 2017
Blog suspended
Hello dear readers
I am without words.
I had a long post about the upcoming election planned out. Last night's events in London have robbed me of any motivation to post on such things. Therefore, as a mark of respect for those killed and injured in the atrocity. I am suspending the blog for this week, excepting this small note
Take care of each other.
Until next time...
I am without words.
I had a long post about the upcoming election planned out. Last night's events in London have robbed me of any motivation to post on such things. Therefore, as a mark of respect for those killed and injured in the atrocity. I am suspending the blog for this week, excepting this small note
Take care of each other.
Until next time...
Sunday, 28 May 2017
Manchester
Hello dear readers.
Today, you join a
saddened and somewhat conflicted blogger
You may find that the
following post is somewhat lacking in this blog’s usual light
hearted irreverence as the Seated Perspective spotlight turns recent
tragedy and touches on both politics and religion in doing so.
I am, of course
talking about Monday’s suicide bombing in Manchester.
Sunday, 21 May 2017
A Whole New World
Hello dear readers!
Every now and then,
there comes a time to act.
A time to not just
allow life to happen to you but to grab it by the unmentionables. To
take charge, get off one’s derrière and do something about the
things in life that need a little attention.
This week was that
time.
Saturday, 13 May 2017
Like The Corners Of My Mind
Hello dear readers.!
You know, the child in me is
never too far from the surface.
There is a very
definite streak of silliness to me. A gleeful desire to indulge in
folly. I am very rarely entirely serious. It means that when I visit
with my nieces and nephews I can tend to relate with them perhaps
just a touch too much.
Yesterday was
perhaps a case in point.
Sunday, 7 May 2017
A Nice Place To Visit
Hello Dear Readers!
These are indeed
interesting times.
There are elections
in France, upcoming elections in the UK, the continuing tensions with
Russia, China and the US over Syria and all the while a seemingly
unstoppable lurch to the right in countries throughout the world.
And then there’s
the seemingly small matter of ‘Trumpcare’.
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