Random Acts of Hilarity!
I’ve noticed a trend of people celebrating their birthdays by doing Random Acts of Kindness (RAK’s). Whatever age they turn, they do that many things. As someone whose life is dedicated towards improving the lives of those around her (often in the form of an audience), I decided to...






Love your web site, I have CP, but don’t let it get me down!!!
My dear friend, Jean, has quadrilateral limb deficiencies and she’s been in my life since we were 8 (42 years and I still can’t shake her). When we were in high school together, I ran a campaign to have her win the distinction of “the funniest walk” because, there was no getting around it; she was (and still is) remarkable in that she cannot physically walk and laugh at the same time. She sort of flops on her stomach like a turtle and patiently awaits someone to help her up. Thank goodness she’s more inclined to scooters now. It was then that I was approached by a self-righteous girl who didn’t know her at all who reamed my out for my insensitive nature. Jean sent me your link and I reminded her of this moment and I only can refer to her as handicapable or differently abled or “the Tiny Avenger” (shaded of In Living Color). Can you relate? I’m her mentally disturbed friend, Suzanne. Keep laughing!