This is a guest post by Cara, a writer and disability activist currently living in New York. You can find her blog at That Crazy Crippled Chick. Logo via 3E Love. As a visibly, physically disabled college student, and one of the only mobility impaired students to live on my campus, I’ve noticed a few… keep reading
freshman to-do list: know your drinking games
Ways I learned drinking games before coming to college, in order: Playing some version of drinking-Pictionary with my fifth grade class. Rather than take drinks, we were given a gumball. Gumballs are a great drinking substitute for 5th graders, because the first couple gumballs are really exciting, but after the third you try to avoid… keep reading
it’s link thursday!
I have some links for you this Thursday! Summer is always the season that weird braid trends catch on, and I couldn’t be happier about it. I still remember sitting in my kitchen in Bologna trying to figure out how to fishtail braid. It was a struggle but I persevered! Anyway, now I’m struggling with… keep reading
pros and cons of public transportation
Pros: Public transportation does not require much of your attention. When you don’t have to focus on driving to wherever you’re going, you can spend mental energy on other stuff like napping or learning to crochet or taking silly snapchats or writing blog posts. Public transportation is good for the environment! Or, rather, public transportation… keep reading
dry shampoo: i might never take a real shower ever again
So here’s an anecdote about my childhood: I was a really gross kid. There was a reason for this. As I’ve mentioned here before, I had a somewhat disruptive chemical phobia when I was younger. Included in my fear of chemicals was a fear of pretty much any cleaning products, including shampoo. It makes sense,… keep reading
