Melissa Roe Anyone who has gotten to know me over the years will tell you many things about me. One such thing is that I am a fierce protector of the underdog. I don’t tolerate any form of abuse put upon anyone. I am always eager to share resources with people who feel they have been abused … Read more
Hello again Readers, I hope you’re doing well. We have a lot to get to in this blog post, so I’ll just dive right in. Before I do though, I’m curious to know whos keeping their Christmas decorations up past the new year? 🙂 I’m starting my own personal reading circle online to share the … Read more
Greetings Readers, I hope your holiday season has been a plethora of blessings and joyful moments with friends and loved ones. If you have been spending the holidays alone, just know that a comforting shoulder is within reach if you need anyone to talk to. That’s one of the great things about the internet. I’ve … Read more
By now, it’s inescapable. Your portable devices chime, vibrate, or pop up alerts to get your attention. Even if do-not-disturb is enabled, you can’t seem to shake it off while you’re doing research papers, or just innocently surfing the web. Social networks may be great for checking in with family, but you have to navigate … Read more
Hello, and a warm welcome to Access4All. This is the time and place, for a fully inclusive space! This post will lay out the ground work for my newest passion project, making Mastodon as accessible of a place as possible through transcribed audio and video posts. Everyone has been giving image descriptions so much hype … Read more
My friends and family think I’m perhaps the weirdest person on the planet for my television content. You won’t find me streaming the newest titles on Netflix. I spend my Tv time watching documentaries and crime shows. A binge watching night usually includes episodes of Nova, Forensic Files, and my favorite, the classic version of … Read more
Most of us would rather forget 2020 ever existed, and there are perhaps a few who might want to give it another try without the pandemic unpleasantries. Unfortunately, the year of Covid will earn its page in future history books, amongst the darkest chapters of humanity. As if the rapid spread of the virus wasn’t … Read more