Whether I’m eating a favorite childhood meal or watching an old movie, I’m a big fan of visiting the past. I love to remember simpler times when I had fewer responsibilities. It’s nice (and even tempting) to visit the past now and then, but I still choose not to live in it. We all crave a time when life was “easier.” We’d rather look back on better times than face our current situations. But even though it’s okay to visit old times for a little while, don’t stay there so long

I am physically disabled. I have cerebral palsy and am an amputee. I am a wheelchair user, and I cannot transfer so I have to rely on aides, family and sometimes friends to lift me. I have been a foodie for as long as I can remember. I always know when my parents want to talk to me about my weight. I call it “the talk.” It always starts the same way. They say, “We noticed you’re eating a lot of junk lately.” It most often ends with me agreeing to go on a diet. Not because I

If you’ve been following the news lately, you’ve definitely heard about the events that took place on January 6, 2021, at Capitol Hill. Then, people started to draw a comparison between this riot and the Black Lives Matter protests last summer. However, there’s a huge difference between these two events. By now we all know about the horrific events that took place on January 6 that led to the historic second impeachment of Donald Trump due to his involvement in the latest ter