11 Years and 11 Days Before Now
Some people ascribe special meaning to these days, referring to them as “life days,” but I often have to be reminded of the date everything changed.
Overnight Trip to London, Paddington Bear and the World’s Worst Airline Seat
Read my review of JetBlue Mint and decide, is it the world's least accessible airplane seat? Plus a trip to London and the House of Commons.
The Things We Collect While Traveling
Tourists often purchase souvenir trinkets, t-shirts and keychains — but physical objects aren't what matter most.
Wheelchair Travel Newsletter: Craft Brews and Accessible Airplane Bathrooms
Join me this weekend for a pint in Boston and read about the Vice President's plan to make airplane bathrooms accessible.
Wheelchair Travel Newsletter: What Happens In Vegas and a Court Case of Interest
A few nuggets of wisdom from my trip to Vegas and details about a critically important court case relating to air travel for people with disabilities.
The Mere-Exposure Effect and Bartenders You’ll Remember Forever
A psychological phenomenon may reveal a lot about the things — and travel experiences — we gravitate toward.
Wheelchair Travel Newsletter: Taylor Swift, Accessible Budapest and Save the Date for a Group Trip
How The Eras Tour presented a big accessibility barrier and a new travel guide to the Hungarian capital city.
America’s Oldest Ballpark, Historical Firsts and The Book of Human History
From wheelchair accessible seats at America's oldest baseball stadium, I witnessed something that had never happened before.
Accessible River Boats and Exploring the Baltics
How a wheelchair accessible boat made the news, and a trio of destinations on the Baltic Sea await disabled travelers.
Visiting Poland and Planning a Nuclear Arms Deal in the Hotel Lobby
At a hotel in Warsaw, Poland, a stranger approached a guy in a wheelchair (me) and revealed a plot to recover nuclear missiles from Russia.
