Personal Reflection

I will often remember and reflect upon the ADA as an overall example of a statute that has changed the lives of numerous blind people of all ages and diverse backgrounds. What a historical thrilling moment it was to see that so many blind Americans can design an umbrella with so much meaning or significance.

Milestones of Summer 2015:

Americans with Disabilities Act 1990-2015
Four award-winning contenders inducted into the Basbella HOF in Coperstown, NY: Craig Biggio, Randy Johnson, Pedro Martinez (BOOOOOO!), and John Smoltz
Cole Hamels pitches a no-hi9tter against the Cubs


Changing the world means changing what it means to be blind. I was taking a gait down one of the blocks in my hometown and wondering to myself, what will become of the enxt generation (millenials) when money does not matter over position when jobs are given to blind people for less than the minimum wage? How will Blind Americans react to this question?

Tales of a Never Ending Rapper

We plan then we lead

We must now move on to succeed

I’m not in for the greed

You never came past one iota to plant me every seed

We must learn to fulfill our need

To succeed

Now please do not beg or plead

To fulfill every want and every need

It came down to every soul to read

You better never give up and learn to succeed

I may not see well

I call myself legally blind

I am a one of a kind

I heard you call

But now you stood tall

Never back down or fall

Let me concentrate

On my well-planned fate

I will make it if I try

We will never let another bird fly by

Even after one big sigh

Never let another man or woman die

After they see the movie “American Pie”

Don on an Armani suit or tie

Do not forget or lie.