Happy May Day!
One of the nicer months of the year in my opinion because the weather tends to be mild and even sunny, with spring flowers popping out everywhere.
What have you been doing lately if you're reading here? If you're reading here, you might as well chime in. The space is here for you to express yourself.
I'm still watching the occasional movie on a DVD from the local library while crocheting hats. I turn out about 30 hats a year, and they eventually go out for distribution among homeless people. There are quite a few homeless people hereabouts, and the winters here are milder than in some parts of the US but they're not really mild enough to survive very well without a roof over your head and some heat.
I'm getting used to the shower chair and liking it. My Talking Books player gave out recently after only about 5 months of use. Usually they last for years. I waited many days just to get a response from the library that sends these materials out but finally heard yesterday that a replacement player is coming my way. This news made my day as I listen to periodicals and books on this device and have been doing so for over 40 years. I'm not blind, not even legally blind, but people with MS are often eligible for the (free) government National Library Service Talking Books program because we have vision problems as well as impaired hand and arm function that makes holding printed material difficult.
That's my story for now. What is yours?
One of the nicer months of the year in my opinion because the weather tends to be mild and even sunny, with spring flowers popping out everywhere.
What have you been doing lately if you're reading here? If you're reading here, you might as well chime in. The space is here for you to express yourself.
I'm still watching the occasional movie on a DVD from the local library while crocheting hats. I turn out about 30 hats a year, and they eventually go out for distribution among homeless people. There are quite a few homeless people hereabouts, and the winters here are milder than in some parts of the US but they're not really mild enough to survive very well without a roof over your head and some heat.
I'm getting used to the shower chair and liking it. My Talking Books player gave out recently after only about 5 months of use. Usually they last for years. I waited many days just to get a response from the library that sends these materials out but finally heard yesterday that a replacement player is coming my way. This news made my day as I listen to periodicals and books on this device and have been doing so for over 40 years. I'm not blind, not even legally blind, but people with MS are often eligible for the (free) government National Library Service Talking Books program because we have vision problems as well as impaired hand and arm function that makes holding printed material difficult.
That's my story for now. What is yours?