He stepped aside to let a woman pushing a shopping cart go by. A young girl in the cart’s child seat said, “Mom, while I ever be big enough that I don’t have to ride in the cart.”
Mom replied, “Yes, you’ll be big enough sooner than you think.”
The man said, “I wish I could get in a cart and ride around.”
The woman laughed. “Yes, I would love to be in a cart and have someone push me around.”
As the adults laughed, the child stared at them. Then the man rounded the corner. Encountering a woman in a wheelchair, he began re-thinking his wish.
Michael Seidel, writer 
Save on petrol. Ride the handicapped. Whoosh free rides like slides, down every San Franciscan hill.
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I don’t think that’s going to catch on, do you?
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Nope. Far too offensive. But I do love and admire watching murderball. A huge fan.
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Oh, wow. That was an impressive documentary. Those players were astonishing. It was an interesting reveal for me.
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I am such a fucking fan girl of everything I like, I like to show off my connections. So my super dooper hard on for that documentary is something that kind of paved the way for my to (hopefully gloat a bit) and up being BFFs with the sisters of a Paralympic Beijing gold medallist, he’s an Aussie Steeler (squeee!!!). Fuuuckkk!!!!! Haha. Cutie. But I barely know him.
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I love stories like that, of connections, growth and change and brushes with fame, and gloats. That’s human. Grins. Thanks for sharing.
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