This is my audio post for June 1, 2018.

Before we begin tomorrow’s challenge, where everyone posts audio for every day in the month of June, we reflect on the people that brought us so much personality, love, kindness, and information. For the month of June, it is important to remember the legacy we leave behind, especially the legacy in the words we say.

This is an episode where I rant about the frustration that I have been dealing with and trying to correct my dog is allergies. I have been looking for resources, and doing the best I can to prevent things from getting worse, but allergies just seem to rear their ugly head in all of our lives. I discussed the difficulties I face with my own allergies as well as other things. Why can’t allergies disappear? They are the most annoying thing that has ever been given to us on this forsaken planet.

We sit in a room at the urgent care, while I wait to get x-rays on my ankle. While we wait, I talk about different things that have been happening over the week, and later, you will hear my diagnosis, and I will be getting a splint put on live on Anchor. This should be interesting for all the people who like to hear this medical stuff.

Coming out here to say hi to everyone and giving an update on how things are going. Well, not really too much of an update, but more of a very thought-provoking conversation.

Welcome to the first episode in our miniseries about man’s best friend. Today we talk about safety and etiquette in regards to our dogs, more specifically in a gated community.

Dogs playing and having lots of fun

In this episode, my first segment deals with issues and my friend and I are facing at the school gym. Both of us have a disability, and yet both of us are being singled out for certain things that everyone deals with.

I come in to talk about my speech, and how I’m feeling after the fact. I am extremely tired, so please bear with me. LOL