>> It occurs to me to wonder whether I've remembered to point you at my song, "Wheelin'". <<
I have read it, although I think it was someone else who recommended it last time. This is the first I realized it's about someone I know! Naomi is one of the folks encouraging me to write more about Danso over in Polychrome Heroics.
If I haven't mentioned it before, you are one of my favorite songwriters. I love that you write about things like this.
>> It's kind of the opposite of Brenda's case -- the people who inspired it had invisible disabilities arthritis and fibromyalgia) that allowed them to get around, but with difficulty. It sometimes takes a little persuading to get someone like that to take the easy route, but it can make the difference between enjoying the convention, and spending the weekend recovering from the trip. <<
Yes, there are all different kinds of handicaps, visible and invisible, and each person has to find her own way through. What's easy for one may be hard for another.
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Thank you!
Date: 2014-06-09 06:20 am (UTC)I'm glad you liked it.
>> It occurs to me to wonder whether I've remembered to point you at my song, "Wheelin'". <<
I have read it, although I think it was someone else who recommended it last time. This is the first I realized it's about someone I know! Naomi is one of the folks encouraging me to write more about Danso over in Polychrome Heroics.
If I haven't mentioned it before, you are one of my favorite songwriters. I love that you write about things like this.
>> It's kind of the opposite of Brenda's case -- the people who inspired it had invisible disabilities arthritis and fibromyalgia) that allowed them to get around, but with difficulty. It sometimes takes a little persuading to get someone like that to take the easy route, but it can make the difference between enjoying the convention, and spending the weekend recovering from the trip. <<
Yes, there are all different kinds of handicaps, visible and invisible, and each person has to find her own way through. What's easy for one may be hard for another.