If offered the chance to actually exist only on the Internet, he would think about it. If offered a chip implant in his brain that would allow him to check his email in his mind, he definitely would do it.
- Me at “An Event Apart”
Hi, his name is Blake. And I am a piece of gray matter in his head that has been charged with the task of writing this bio in the third person. Blake is a computer nerd of sorts, as evidenced by the previously mentioned facts. He has a degree in Business Information Systems, a major he doubts you have ever heard of. His academic endeavors currently include the MBA program at Mississippi State University.
But what he really loves to do when he’s not making me come up with unintelligent, wannabe-witty, remarks is making Web sites. He’s kind of big on Web standards and responsible markup, something else he doubts you’ve ever heard of. He’s working on the ultimate personal Web site, but he will let you know when that’s finished. He designs sites on a freelance basis. If you’re in need, shoot him an email.
He also likes to write—whether it be poems, music, or mess like this. He enjoys various kinds of music, but mainly alternative. He wishes that everyone could just get along, but he doesn’t think that is possible. He writes about disability on this very Web site.
Blake believes that God has blessed him. Many people think there is no One to receive blessings from. He thinks it’s because they haven’t noticed the blessings they have already received.
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Hey there, Blake
Interesting website. I got here from the disability blog carnival’s homepage.
I hosted the last one, if you’re interested you can have a look at my blog.
I’m one of three autistic personalities sharing a body. I and the others have written some things about that on our blog
Cheers
Ivan
Hi, Blake! I just wanted to thank you for popping in on our new blog and taking the time to comment!
Thanks, too, for allowing us to include your site on our SMA Families page. We hope more take us up on the offer :)
We look forward to hearing from you again!
Cheers from frigid NC -
Helen/’Lucy’
Hi, Blake! I hope you’re doing well. I keep forgetting to ask if you’d like me to add your name to your web site on our SMA Families page of our blog. It’s currently listed as i hate stairs, but I didn’t think to ask when you submitted it if you’d like your name listed, too. I’m not overly alert sometimes :)
Cheers! Helen/’Lucy’
Howdy.
Stumbling across various blogs in my personal quest to create my own, I found you. Amazing, young, confident and actually smiling about life. Excellent. Advice from a master would definitely be welcomed. Best, karenjoyce/kj
hi, i have limb-girdle muscular dystrophy, and i was crusing the internet to see if i could actually find someone in a wheelchair that i didn’t hate. you’re the first one i’ve found. and i’ve been looking for a long time.
congrats. i now know of 2 people in wheelchairs who aren’t completely annoying. it’s you and me, partner. let’s take on the world!
@kj: Wow! Thanks for the compliments. I would recommend WordPress as opposed to Blogger or some other service. Let me know if there is any way I can help.
@mike: I’m curious as to what makes me less annoying than other folks in wheelchairs.