The place was really clean and sanitary. Because of COVID, there were no seating areas available and everyone had to pick up their drinks from the ordering counter. However, the store is very small and it wouldn’t be easy to get a wheelchair in and out through the door.
Submitted By: Madison Fang 🇺🇸
Spot the difference… there is none!
The Shortest House on the Block talks about the life of twins where one of the twins uses a wheelchair. Their house is the shortest house on the block, as houses with stairs are not accessible to those in a wheelchair. The story hopes to convey how the life of someone who uses a wheelchair is no different or no less.
The story also hopes to convey a message to understand and be aware of your surroundings and learn new concepts that are not commonly taught.
Hey! I’m Twesha, I started this blog as an effort to spread positivity about accessibility and to spread hope for those who have physical challenges. While those efforts still remain the same, my goals have been changing over the years, and our efforts grew into spreading awareness about accessibility throughout the world. The goal is to lead a collaborative effort to share accessibility information from around the world. This blog is my effort to share information on accessibility and other efforts on inclusiveness. That is a tidbit about me and my efforts with this blog, to know more click here
