WTF

FUNNY STROKE STORIES and stuff.  that's the raison d'etre of this blog. My gram was totally blind and lived w us when I was a kid.  She got braille magazines and I learned how hard it is to read braille.  Like much later in life I learned how hard it is to read code, and so get somebody else to.  I think I was really into the technology more than the language.  she got "talking books" on lps, also.  books and magazines. There was a one magazine column I think,  called "ASAPITA" (Aint Blind A Pain In The Ass, except Gram just didn't say "ass".  Was like the Reader's digest  of funny or just interesting anecdotes about being blind written by them.

So This is the social media stroke version.

There is no end to the amusing tales I could tell, but I'll start by introducing a very funny man whose show in New York I missed going to with a support group a few years ago, but will get to another.  Found him easily on youtube.  His name is John Kawie and suffered a stroke during his career as a comedian. He continued out of sheer stubbornness, a useful trait I share.  That link tells his whole story, here's a quick routine by him.

I have no specific funny story to share today, but as introduction, here's a link to my "reborn and taking advantage of it" story.  It was entered in a festival, thus the "put our heads together line".  Please share yours or part of it.