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Where did I leave my vibrator?
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By Odeon Black
Please note this article contains adult content and language.
Where did I leave my vibrator? Well as it happened, my vibrator was eventually found, but I will get to that later. First, let me give you the back-story. My girlfriend (we will call her Becky) and I had always liked traveling. We would travel any chance we got. It was so great to get away from the dull drum of every day existence. To go someplace where no one knows your name, or cares. You are just a visitor or tourist, there to have fun. My disability would often get lost in the dancing, sun, drinks and my favorite, sex. This was and continues to be an escape, a place to simply be a sexual gimp with a hard-on for life.
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Transitioning from High School to College With a Disability: Not as Frightening as You May Think
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By Andrew Levinson
You are sitting in that classroom. Sweat is on your back. Your stomach aches with nervousness. Yes, you are waiting for your first college class to begin. You ask yourself: How did I get here? When is this class over?
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Cuba In Flower now at the NYBG
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Did you ever imagine trekking through a tropical jungle in search of that beautiful orchid? I mean, the kind of flower you have to really travel far and deep into the green abyss; the ones that only grow in the moist forest of Central and South America, or maybe in Cuba. Yes, orchids in Cuba! You no longer need to imagine the long journey needed to reach these tropical beauties. The New York Botanical Garden is bringing hundreds of exotic orchids right to your doorstep. This year the show is called “The Orchid Show, Cuba in Flower”; it promises to be a color explosion. The theme of yesterday’s Cuba runs the whole exhibition, from real palm trees to classical Cuban water fountains. All super imposed by orchids of every size, shape, scent, and color.
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ThisAbled, VSA and Artworks "Connect" for Success
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By Terri Sterling
VSA of NJ, ThisAbled, and Artworks join hands to create the “Connect” art show, which provides visual artists with disabilities a place for their voice to be heard. Abstracts to landscapes can be found in paintings, mixed media, and photographs. The artists in this show are passionate about their art and spend up to a year or more perfecting each piece.
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The 3 Step Process to Hiring a PCA
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Hiring the perfect Personal Care Assistant (PCA) takes three things, time, commitment and flexibility. First, one needs to make enough time to insure that the interviewing period (“getting to know you”) stage is not rushed. Second, one must commit to the hiring process by researching exactly what one wants in a PCA. Third, flexibility throughout the hiring process and after is key to success. However, this flexibility must be mutual from both parties.
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