Six Year Podcasting Anniversary – OHS 315
I have been doing a weekly podcast for the past six years. Today’s podcast celebrates my 6 year anniversary with...
I have been doing a weekly podcast for the past six years. Today’s podcast celebrates my 6 year anniversary with...
This past Saturday I went to the Boise Bicycle Project’s 15th Annual Appreciation Party. I am a member of this...
This short story is about a short conversation a one handed guy struck-up with me a couple of days ago about his life, and all the physical pain he has been experiencing since he lost his hand in a car accident.
Today's podcast celebrates my 5 year anniversary with a short story that happened today and a thank you to all my listeners and supporters.
This is an interesting situation for a one-handed guy. I am trying to have fun seeing how much I can do without using my right hand so much and only using my left arm.
When there is a "free day," my thinking opens and expands in areas I normally cannot engage. The more creative part of my mind has some breathing room. I think thoughts supported by thinking not pressured by the weight of daily life. It is in these timeframes when I have a lot of random one handed thoughts.
Not much I can do when you pass to my left side. Such a weird and true occurrence in my life. Though I must say it does not happen too often.
I have not said much these past few months regarding my extreme tennis elbow. Of course, having just the one hand does not give my arm time to rest as I have to do everything with this one hand.
Once, after a late night movie, I came around the corner of a street walking to my car. I noticed two people noticing me as I approached. Then one of them said, "I would know that silhouette anywhere!"
Offering a part two relating to Podcast OHS 189 about the large amount of pain in my right arm.
When I was in my late teens and early twenties I knew my spine would be affected by the unevenly developed muscles on each side of my upper body.
I often tell people there is not a day that goes by when I am in public and I do not get some kind of interaction with children because of my one handedness.
"I never considered that?" This is a phrase I have often heard through out my life.
There is not a day that goes by that I do not get some unique and cool reactions from kids...
People say some of the strangest and most odd things about my one-handedness. Maybe they are taken so by surprise...
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