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We could not post as often as we wished yet here we are! Finally. The last 2 months have been enriching, empowering, challenging and filled with growth. I keep reading affirmation posts and memes that things get harder because that is how we learn. And that is so true. RainbowContinue Reading

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Borderless Arts TN always has wonderful projects to expose teens and adults with disabilities to art – in many forms. IFC is an organization that promotes the use of cloth/fabric to share art. This is Rainbow’s  second opportunity to  create art for Mammoth Cave National Park in Kentucky. The themeContinue Reading

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We have a dream. We want success. We want to share our messages with the world. Interaction in social Media, publishing a book, participating in art challenges, doing interviews, sponsoring kid entrepreneur auctions, speaking at workshops related to entrepreneurship and disabilities and making plans for the future is a must.Continue Reading

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My daughter has a diagnosis… My daughter’s skills are considered to be limited… My daughter cannot interact with others… My daughter cannot do this or that… That’s what many consider will happen to an individual with a diagnosis or diverse abilities.  I say… crapola to all of them… I chooseContinue Reading