Fascinating Products That Fool the Eye
What happens when a talented visual arts inventor makes products that entertain and enrich our lives? A company called Eye Think, Inc. is born.
Continue ReadingWhat happens when a talented visual arts inventor makes products that entertain and enrich our lives? A company called Eye Think, Inc. is born.
Continue ReadingA peg leg can be a fun accessory for amputees. But in one dancer’s case, they can also restore the joy of life.
Continue ReadingAlong with the changes in the hardware they wear, perceptions of amputees have changed in the past decade.
Continue ReadingNeed a durable, waterproof, shockproof video camera to film your baby’s milestones? Look to the one the pros use – GoPro.
Continue ReadingHow do you replace a major bridge, on a major highway, without causing traffic jams for months? You think back to the days you used to play with Lego bricks.
Continue ReadingTen things 3D printers are revolutionizing.
Continue ReadingEnter to win the fantastic Goal Zero Solar Charging Kit in our latest giveaway!
Continue ReadingWhat’s the best thing you’ve ever made out of Lego bricks? Ever try a prosthetic leg?
Continue ReadingGone are the days when amputees felt a need to hide their prosthetic limbs. Now a blank leg socket can be a way to express personality.
Continue ReadingLook what happens when 3-D printers are used to create new options for hand amputees.
Continue ReadingFinally using solar energy in your everyday life is easy and affordable. Take a look at the new Goal Zero products.
Continue ReadingDo something different with your kids this summer; find a festival or event you’ve never experienced before!
Continue ReadingAs your resident amputee GeekMom contributor, I like to keep you informed about all the new and exciting things that are going on in the lives of amputees.
Continue ReadingThe fact that Alana Smith is the youngest person to ever earn a medal in the X Games would be enough to earn her the title of Awesome Geek Girl of the Day. The youngest person to ever win a medal at the X Games is a girl! That’s a lot to celebrate. But here is the story behind the story.
Continue ReadingI spent most of my childhood unable to do sports. I watched from the sidelines with envy, knowing my deformed foot wouldn’t allow me to jump into the action. Maybe that’s why I love having active kids. At any given time in our house you’ll find ramps being built, new flips being practiced on the trampoline, and skis being loaded and unloaded from our worn out Suburban. I love watching my kids run, board, ski, skate and jump–all the things I couldn’t do when I was their age.
Continue ReadingOne of the most exciting resources I’ve found lately, that brings it all together beautifully, is a bright little magazine called Chop Chop.
Continue ReadingThe first time I stumbled upon a David Sedaris book at my local library, it was all over. I was hooked, addicted, strung out, and not willing to ever let him go. And today, his new book is out!
Continue ReadingI’ve been an amputee for over 9 years. I’ve cruised the amputee websites for even longer than that, as I was one of the lucky few who got research the one legged life before I lost my limb. There are many things I’ve learned from being in the amputee world. One of them is that explosions almost always equal lost limbs.
Continue ReadingToday is National Cheese Ball Day!
Continue ReadingConnie Feda was frustrated, as her daughter Hannah, who happens to have Down Syndrome, realized she’d never play with a doll who actually looked like her. Connie Freda decided it was time that changed.
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