Olympics Provided Inspiration for Some, Motivation for Others
There were moves that we practice on a daily basis being used to win Olympic medals in taekwondo. It was fascinating.
Continue ReadingThere were moves that we practice on a daily basis being used to win Olympic medals in taekwondo. It was fascinating.
Continue ReadingIt’s not Fall yet! Don’t look ahead to September and planning; take a break with this month’s Procrastination Destination.
Continue ReadingMake the Olympics even more fun with food! Check out these delicious recipes for Brazilian food that your whole family can cook and enjoy.
Continue ReadingThe Animal Games is an imaginative card game that asks players to explain how various animals would compete, and win, in dozens of sporting activities.
Continue ReadingFor most people, having a tattoo is a meaningful thing. I don’t even have a tattoo (yet) but here I am writing yet another post about body ink, all because I stumbled upon a story that spoke to my heart, posted by an amputee friend on Facebook.
Continue ReadingWhy are we still talking about the Paralympics, when they ended weeks ago? Because their influence will be felt for years to come.
Continue ReadingWhat do the WInter X Games and the Winter have in common, besides snow? Athletes with golden character.
Continue ReadingThe Paralympic Games started on Wednesday. As your resident one-legged lady I am here to fill you in on all the details as I watch these inspiring athletes.
Continue ReadingIt was a joy to me, and many other disabled people, to see our man Oscar run in the big show. His smile was seen around the world. And we were all smiling with him. But in less than a minute it was over.
Continue ReadingOnce again Oscar Pistorius, a double amputee, challenges able bodied runners, this time in the Olympics.
Continue Reading30 ideas for active summer fun.
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