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Diana Schanbeck Jones      March 4, 1960 – September 17, 2025

Dear Mom,

My mother and I late 1991 early 1992

Today you’re gone and yes, I know it’s been 12 years since I broke my neck, but I swear it was just yesterday that I looked up at you as the medics were rushing me into surgery. I was frantically asking you if Jess and the kids were okay, assuring you we were all wearing our seatbelts and I was driving safe! I remember being so worried you wouldn’t believe me for some reason. I was telling the God honest truth though! I’m so glad you got to see for yourself that It was later discovered through the remnants on the car and the evidence at the crash site, but the driver side rear tire blew out. This intern caused us to lose control and roll several times

Right to left. My mom holding my son, me, little sis in the back, my Lil daughter, and the mother of my children, wife at the time, and current ex-wife.

Today you’re gone and yes, I know I was 10 and it’s been 26 years since I slam dunked my basketball hoop and it fell over on my hands, pinching them between the rim and the asphalt road. I came running in the house with tears in my eyes and blood dripping from my fingers. You used hydrogen peroxide to clean my hands and I remember being completely shocked… I was shocked because as you poured the hydrogen peroxide over my knuckles, my 10-year-old self screamed f#$k because it’s stung so bad! You didn’t even skip a beat, no reaction, you didn’t get mad, you didn’t laugh, you didn’t even take a deep breath, it’s like you didn’t even hear it, I remember being so puzzled LOL.

My mother with my two littlest when they were just babies.

Today you’re gone and yes, I know it’s been 24 years, but I still see it so clearly. It was me, you, and your orange 5-speed Ford BRONCO II that ran like crap because of the sticky choke. You were teaching me how to drive for the first time. We were behind our house in the field. I started out no problem and before I knew it, I was cruising around the field at the top end of first gear. This was the first time I drove a vehicle and to top it off it was a stick. Oh my goodness I was absolutely feeling all the feels. I remember feeling like I was God or the coolest person on Earth, I was excited, overwhelmed, confused, slightly scared, intimidated, worried, proud, and so much more. I was a 12-year-old boy that had never experienced so much control so much power so much exhilaration. I was absolutely going as fast as that thing would go in first gear. I just know you had to have been struggling to get through my thoughts and emotions, you were yelling, you need to shift, you need to shift, shift into second gear. That’s when everything almost went South, I’m at the top end of first gear just blazing a path through our ungroomed field… Our house on one side, an old out building on the other side, and a big tree right in the middle. I remember finally hearing you telling me I need to shift and instinctively I looked down at the gear shifter like I was supposed to watch it go into second gear instead of paying attention to where I was going. For about  .05 seconds I looked down at the shifter and the next thing I know you are yelling stop, stop, stop! I looked up, and quicker than I could say oh my God, you had already turned the engine off and jerked the wheel. We chugged to a stop with the engine off, transmission in gear, and both my feet hard on the break not once thinking about pushing in the clutch to stop. I never did drive that Bronco again, in fact mom, I didn’t drive a stick again until I was 20 years old. I forced myself to buy a standard from a used car lot. Signed all the papers and drove away, the car lot never had any clue haha.

Today you’re gone and yes I know you’ve been doing it for about 22 years, but you always trusted me and allowed me to work on and repair your vehicles. Not too many mothers trust their 13, 14, 15, 16-year-old son enough to let them just go replace their water pump, change the spark plugs, do an oil change, and even swap out the brake pads. I remember one time I dropped your fuel tank and replaced your fuel pump at 15 years old. You gave me responsibility and it wasn’t until now that I realized… It’s that responsibility that made me the knowledgeable leader I am today! You weren’t the kind of parent that only gave her children responsibilities they hated, important or not… Like mowing the lawn, doing the dishes, scrubbing the bathroom, wiping the walls, or sweeping and mopping. You were instead, a mother that understood some responsibilities or more enjoyable than others and that some responsibilities are also a Rite of Passage. You would mix a few of the responsibilities we hated with a few of the responsibilities we didn’t mind. Every time we proved ourselves, you always gave us a little more responsibility, trust, and privilege! doing it for about 22 years, but you always trusted me and allowed me to work on and repair your vehicles. Not too many mothers trust their 13, 14, 15, 16-year-old son enough to let them just go replace their water pump, change the spark plugs, do an oil change, and even swap out the brake pads. I remember one time I dropped your fuel tank and replaced your fuel pump at 15 years old. You gave me responsibility and it wasn’t until now that I realized… It’s that responsibility that made me the knowledgeable leader I am today! You weren’t the kind of parent that only gave her children responsibilities they hated, important or not… Like mowing the lawn, doing the dishes, scrubbing the bathroom, wiping the walls, or sweeping and mopping. You were instead, a mother that understood some responsibilities or more enjoyable than others and that some responsibilities are also a Rite of Passage. You would mix a few of the responsibilities we hated with a few of the responsibilities we didn’t mind. Every time we proved ourselves, you always gave us praise a little more responsibility, trust, and privileges!

Sorry I haven’t been posting.”Here’s why…”

Starting back in October 2024, my oldest son moved back home with me after the person he was living with started using drugs and stealing his things. Over the last year, this person has only continued to get worse. Without getting into too much detail, back in April 2025, I had to put a no contact order in place. Because of this I’ve had to go to court several times over the last 7 months. On top of that, my vehicle was broken down for almost 9 months, it’s fixed now, but for 9 months it sat in my driveway. Then, the real tough thing that’s happened… My mother was diagnosed with cancer in mid-August. September 10th, 2025 she went in to do her first treatment of chemo. She ended up having an allergic reaction and her throat swelled shut. All in all, doctors say her heart stopped for a total of 14 minutes. They didn’t think she was ever going to wake up again. Somehow, she did! We got to talk to her, tell her we love her, not to worry, and even laugh a little bit. Unfortunately, though, on September 17th, 2025, at 13:00 she ultimately passed. So, we went from finding out she had cancer… To no longer being with us. I’m telling you, in not even a month we found out she had cancer… Of course that brought us all down and it’s like, well, okay what do you do? Well, you come up with a game plan… We thought okay, this blows, but, we’ve made diamonds out of coal before, we’ll at least try and fight it! At the very least, buy some more time… That wouldn’t be the case though, the Lord and this universe had other plans unfortunately. Not even 5 minutes after they hook you up for your first round of chemo, the only shot at living out a couple more days. But nope! It’s like walking into the fight of the year, you touch hands with your opponent, the ref blows his whistle and the bell rings, and they’re very first swing knocks you out. TKO! It’s confusing, it’s unfair, it’s hurtful to your pride and to your character, it’s shocking, unbelievable! You can be sitting in a spot that she was in multiple times throughout the year. You can imagine the way she looked, what she was wearing, and the way she hugged you. You just want to reach out and touch her, but you can’t, there’s nothing there. No energy, no structure, no shape, and the worst one of all.. No response and no reaction!

So, Mom… I love you and I miss you, I’m not angry at you in any way, you don’t need to feel sorry or sad, and although you may have been taken from us earlier than most, at just 62 years young, there was still lots that could have been seen and done… Everything you did in your lifetime, you somehow did it all at the exact right time!

WE LOVE YOU

DIANA LYN SCHANBECK JONES

GONE BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN!!!

CHRISSY LACHAPELLE

CODY SCHANBECK

ALICIA JONES 

ALAINA JONES

Remember if #Donkeydidit you can too. Never forget to stop and be thankful! Have a wonderful day! You should start seeing more from me here on out!

Telling somebody you’re going to do something and then not doing it!

What bothers you and why?

I can’t stand it when somebody says they’re going to do something and then they don’t do it. I fully believe that if you give somebody your word you need to follow through with it.

Growing up, there was a lot of males in and out of my life and for some reason they would make all these promises. Things like, I’ll take you fishing, we’ll go on a road trip, I’ll buy you a bike, several other things but that gives you an example. I’d say at least 80% of the time, it never happened and it was all just lies. I remember getting my hopes up far too many times just to be let down.

I don’t ever tell anybody I’m going to do something and then not do it unless something absolutely serious got in my way. I like to hold myself as a man of my word!

Dog!

Dogs or cats?

Dogs everyday of the week! Why? Because, the saying goes… Dog is man’s best friend, not cat is man’s best friend! On top of that… Cats were created by the devil! The devil’s pet! From the claws to the teeth and the fact that they poop in a box! Hahaha

Question for you?!

When was the last time you actually sat down, pulled out your phone, tablet, or laptop and went through all your videos from over the years? I’m talking about the ones of your children growing up, the ones of your friends and family coming over, the great times that were had, and all those precious memories!

Well that’s what my kids and I have planned! It should be epic! Maybe a little bit cheerful, tearful, and joyful. Nostalgic for sure! I hope you can find the time to sit down and do it even with yourself! Anyhow I hope you have a wonderful day and God bless! Remember, be grateful for the good times and the bad. It’s the good times that keep us loving life and it’s the bad times that remind us what the good times are.

If #Donkeydidit… You can too!

What a great time to be thankful!

Oh my goodness everyone! The weather here in Boise Idaho has been incredible! The last couple weeks the sun has been shining and the temperature warm.

Yesterday my daughter and her friend and I went down to one of our local ponds. I hung out while they went swimming and we just had a really good time. Things you cherish and enjoy!

This last Sunday we had a big old barbecue for one of my daughter’s friends that was moving to the UK. Him and his parents came over and we had the best ribs I’ve ever made in my life. It’s a really good time and we ended it with a fire in the fire pit and s’mores. I can’t wait to see what else this summer brings!

I hope everyone’s enjoying their Summers and having a really good time with life! Thank you for reading and don’t forget to stop and be thankful. Remember, if #Donkeydidit you can too!

Have I ever told y’all? I LOVE being a father!

You know, anybody can be a dad. It takes a real man to be a father though. To guide your children through the hard times, bite your tongue, open your arms when you’re warm love is needed, always be there no matter what, provide for your children, laugh, cry, share meaningless conversation, show self control, and most of all don’t let your children make the mistakes you did when you were their age. Try to raise a better you! At least that’s my take on it.

The weather here in Idaho has been so nice lately! I love the spring and summer so much! The kids and I picked up the stuff to do s’mores and we drug our fire pit and patio furniture out to the front yard. My son invited four of his friends over and my daughter two of hers. We sat out there doing s’mores, listening to music, and conversating for several hours while the boys passed the football. We finally packed it up about midnight. After that we all came inside and my daughter, her friend Anna, and I all sat down and watched a movie. It absolutely ended up being such a warm, fulfilling, exciteful evening!

I sure do love my children! They are really great kids that aren’t afraid to be told no and when they are told no, they don’t sneak around and do things behind my back no matter how bad they want to do something. They’re surprisingly mature for being 14 and 15 years old. They can get upset with me because I won’t let them do something and then an hour later they’re sitting down talking to me telling me they understand why and they apologize for getting upset. Complete polar opposite of what I was when I was a child especially a young teen.

Cherish every moment you get with your children! Try your hardest to drop whatever it is you’re doing when your child wants your attention! Most importantly, make sure they know they are loved!

Thanks for reading, sorry I’ve been slacking on posting. Just been a hectic few months and now all this nice weather has me active. Remember to stop and be thankful, not just for the good things and Good Times, but for the bad things and bad times as well. If all we had were good times we wouldn’t know what good was. It would just be normal. It’s the bad times that make the good times so special! So stop, look around, smell the air, observe what’s going on around you, and appreciate for that moment that you are lucky enough to be where you are doing what you’re doing!

Oh, and don’t ever forget… If #Donkeydidit… You can to! ✌️

I genuinely had to think about this one.

How has a failure, or apparent failure, set you up for later success?

How has failure, or a parent failure, set me up for later success?

In other words, where did I fail, only to turn around and succeed in the future?

The answer is, I would not be where I’m at today, I would not be nearly as independent had I not failed at marriage. Her and I both failed at marriage, yes. Where I failed was I leaned on her for way too many things. Unknowingly I was taking the easy way out. Rather forcing myself to get it done, I left it up to her. That indeed put a lot of stress on our marriage that didn’t need to be there especially when we were already put through the ringer by our car accident taking me the man and turning myself into the child, for lack of better words. Not only could I no longer take care of her and the children, I could no longer even care for myself. That put a lot on her for sure. But had we not gone through that divorce leaving me on my own to learn how to take care of my problems as a quadriplegic on my own. It taught me how to be independent. Because I learned that independency, I took it to another level and taught myself how to independently care for my three children as well. So that failure in my marriage caused a way greater success in my life.

As a parent… The fun toddler years! WITHOUT QUESTION!

Describe a phase in life that was difficult to say goodbye to.

Hands down, the phase in life that was most difficult for me to say goodbye to was the toddler years of my children. When we got in our car accident the kids were only six four and two years old. I missed out on at least two or three years of the ability to toss them up in the air, be the Tickle Monster, the adventure Seeker, and the “sure son let me show you.

I was never afraid to give my ex-wife a break from the kids after I was gone at work all day. If I wasn’t working we were always on an adventure, the kids and I. Especially if mom had to work. Diapers, no problem. Bath time, no problem. Time to eat, no problem. I feel like anybody can be a dad… but I wasn’t just a dad, I was a parent! I mean I still am but. Also, considering the fact that my real biological father walked out of my life when I was five and my mother was pretty much a full-time single divorced mom… that being said I’ve had the chance to see into a lot of men’s lives. Let me tell you, there’s not a lot of single fathers out there. There is however, a lot of Deadbeats. Typically far more than women. So, if you’ve been around for a while you know, but if you’re new you don’t… for the last 8 years I’ve pretty much been a full-time single father and quadriplegic in a wheelchair. Quadriplegic for almost 13 and 8 years ago my ex and I did custody court and ultimately I received majority custody. For the first 4 years it was pretty by the book that the kids went to Mom’s every other weekend and one month out of Summer. Every other holiday things like that. About 4 years ago that all changed and made no longer wanted to go over there because of the choices she was making and the people she was allowing Within her life. That point it started going from every other weekend to one weekend a month or gets them this week but not the next two weeks and get them on a random week. They just legitimately do not like going over there and today they absolutely refuse. I’ve told her I want to help and get her on the right path so that she can start fixing her relationship with the kids. Unfortunately, she attacks me and puts me down and I just bite my tongue and she does it again. I would 100% prefer she does it to me though! However that’s not the case, I won’t get into it but just know… My heart HURTS for these CHILDREN!

I know I got off track with that one too, haha. I’m just trying to give you guys more! Anyhow, it may have been difficult to say goodbye to the toddler years… But, they don’t really remember those years and the memories, the things we’ve done together, and the places we’ve gone… Far exceed the good times we had in those first five and a half years!

Being a parent is only as difficult as you make it. I’ll tell you what, no joke, I love being a father more and more everyday! It’s amazing!

Don’t forget to to stop and be thankful! You thankful for the good times and a bad times! It’s the good times that keep us going and it’s the bad times that teach us! So whatever you’re doing stop, take a look around think about your children and your family, your car, or even your house. Think about what you have to truly be grateful for. Stop, take a deep breath and just say thank you! Believe me when I say… Life can always be worse! No matter what you’re going through good or bad it’s also important to remember, it’s only temporary! Everyone is going to have good days and bad days.

Remember, if donkeydidit… You can too!

Yes?

Do you believe in fate/destiny?

Do I believe in fate or destiny? Hmm, I believe that everything happens for a reason. That’s for sure! That being said, when I have plans to do something fun, something great, you know something Epic, and something comes up that makes it look like it’s not going to be able to happen…

For example… Big epic road trip with the family. You take time off work a month ahead or even a year ahead. Suddenly it looks like you’re not going to be able to make it because something comes up. Then a week before the road trip everything looks good and you’re going to be able to go, But wait uh-oh, two days later your boss calls because all hell broke loose at work and he could really use you. That to me is all it takes for me to cancel off that big and epic trip with the family. Why? To me that is the universe telling you, you shouldn’t go. It’s The universe trying to warn you that you aren’t supposed to go on that trip. Either because something bad’s going to happen while you’re gone, somebody that’s with you might get hurt if not you, or you’re going to have a serious breakdown, who knows maybe your house burns down. To me, if you have to try to hard to be able to go and it doesn’t come easy, I’d rather just not go.

One thing that really stood out to my family and I after our accident was the fact that things just kept coming up and we had to make a change or postpone something that probably actually shouldn’t have been postponed. I was laying in the hospital on life support and a few days after I came out of it, it was very apparent to my ex-wife and I that there were so many things trying to stop us from going to that family reunion, but, we went anyways and look what happened… At age 22, Uncle Donkeys 22nd chapter (22 years old), became the worst chapter in his book called Life. I’m about to go in to my 36th chapter on the 9th of March and let me tell you… Ever since then, you know, chapter 22… I pay attention to the signs and as long as I’m blessed and able to see them, I don’t push. If it’s meant to happen it will happen, it won’t be difficult, it’ll be smooth and it’ll flow. Effortless!

On another aspect of fate and destiny and whether or not I believe in them… I did not lose my virginity until my 18th chapter. I lost my virginity to the mother of my children and the only woman I ever married. We were together 11 years, married for almost five. She had one child when I met her, he was one and a half years old. His dad was not around and he was just a tool. I raised that child as if he’s my own and he lives with me today. Her and I had two children of our own together and they don’t get any special treatment because they’re my own. All three of them get treated the same. They are 19, 15, and 14 years old now. I’ve always had a set of rules since that divorce…

Now, since we divorced close to 9 years ago, I’ve only dated three other women. I have always believed that when it comes to things like true love and dating, meeting an incredible woman willing to give you her time and attention… First and foremost, as a man you need to respect that! I’m not saying there’s not going to be difficult times here and there. For instance, financial troubles, possible troubles with housing, difficulty getting through hard time at work. Aside from that, if that relationship is meant to be, it’ll be easy. She’s going to want to spend time with you just as much as you want to spend time with her. Your children will enjoy her presence and respect her and she will respect your children. By the way, I don’t care who you are! If you want children do not respect her and she does not respect them that relationship will never work and you are only doing harm to your relationship with your children the more you try to make it work. If you’re fighting to make a relationship with a woman work does not have that respect, you are only putting her before your children!

So to sum it up, fate and destiny in a relationship. Absolutely, yes! Those three other women I dated, I have a 6 month rule. If it isn’t easy after 6 months and we are not sitting down as a family at the table when we are in each other’s presents. Having a good time while also enjoying dinner… It’s not going to work out! She never has time for you… It’s not going to work out! Constantly jealous… it’s not going to work out! Everything you do bugs her or everything she does bugs you… It’s not going to work out! You should never expect her to wear a certain outfit or tell her she can only go to certain friends’s houses! Women like a man yes, but no woman likes a controlling man! The wheel turns both ways, if you make her happy she’ll make you happy! Every single time! Also, it is important that men and women have standards on both sides of their relationship. I want to be with a woman that knows her self-worth and respects herself. A lot of women like to be treated like they are your entire world.

I know I kind of got a little deep when it came to the subjects I went over today. I am just trying to make it up to you guys because I haven’t been posting much. Granted I’ve been going through a bunch of health problems, but still… I love to look at my stats and see how many people are reading and I really get excited when I see you guys liking what you’re reading! I am almost 1 year and one month into the future from when I made my first post and created my blog! Also, you may be happy to know, I have been gaining weight really well and my health is looking really really good. I feel better today and in the recent weeks then I have since, hell, before I ever even broke my neck! So, I’m very thankful for that!

Never forget to stop and be thankful, thankful for the good times and the bad. It’s the bad times that teach us and it’s the good times that keep us moving forward! Remember, if donkeydidit… You can too!

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Update on Uncle Donkey’s Health and where he’s at now.

For those of you that have read through my posts, you know that in the last four or 5 months… 

My 19-year-old son moved back in with me to pursue welding school. 

I quit smoking four or five days before Christmas.

Probably the biggest one, I was pretty close to dying and spent a solid week admitted into the hospital from the ER.

I just wanted to touch base and let you know how everything’s going for those of you that are interested.

My son got signed up for welding school and he starts in the next couple months. He is just been killing it and I could never be more proud. I dropped out of high school and I was very open with him about that. I told him I just really hope you can figure out how to graduate and then you start having your fun. Today he graduated high school, Works a full-time job, and he’s about to go into welding school. So I couldn’t be more proud!

I smoked cigarettes for over 20 years. Back in September 2024 my children told me they wanted me to quit for like the 100th time. I told them… You know what, fine, I’ll quit for Christmas! Of course they doubted me as I’ve tried to quit many times and always needed a vape or something. Well, Christmas was the 25th of December I believe I stopped smoking on the 20th or the 21st 2024 and here we are March 3rd 20:25 still a non-smoker! Super proud of myself for that one!

With all the positives there’s bound to be something bad, remember you’ve got to learn to appreciate the good times and the bad and know that it’s only temporary. With that, on the 24th of January I was rushed to the hospital via ambulance. After some blood test and a CT scan, and the fact that I was like out of it… The ER doctor decided to admit me into the hospital. That night I received a phone call from a police officer telling me that my children’s mother was at my house to pick them up. I really don’t even remember the phone call but, she was there and they did not want to go with her. (Y’all deserve to know what’s going on but I just want to show my kids that I don’t need to talk bad about their mother) the second she found out I was admitted she tried to just come and get them without me knowing. The officer asked me what was going on I told him everything. He told me, you know what, I’ll drive over to their mother’s house and do a welfare check and then I’ll come back and let you know. What an awesome guy! About an hour later he called back and straight up told me that he is not going to make the children go over there. I was so thankful! Now, please don’t think I’m just out to get their mother or make life difficult for her. I promise if I spoke of what she has done to these kids, Jaws would drop you would be flabbergasted! Through all of it though, I put this on everything I love, I told her that she gets rid of two very bad people in her life, I will help her get her life on the straight and narrow. You know, back on track. I told her I will help her as well, fixing all the damage she has done to her and her children’s relationships. Anyhow, we haven’t heard from her in 2 months unfortunately. Before my Hospital stay I was having a problem with appetite and I had lost quite a bit of weight and not very good nutrition. All this led up to a pressure ulcer and the pressure ulcer led to a bone infection. Today the infection is gone, I have gained what I want to say about 40 lb. I eat like crazy. And things are on the up and up! I’m still going to have the pressure also for a few more months but things are looking way better! Still without surgery so that’s a plus! I will take what I can get!

Remember to stop and be thankful for the good times and the bad! It’s a good times that keep us going and it’s the bad times that teach us the most valuable lessons! Remember, if donkeydidit… You can too!

Thank you for viewing my blog and reading my posts! I hope I could help Inspire somebody once a week!

Easy…

What experiences in life helped you grow the most?

The experience that helped me grow the most would definitely have to be having children! You suddenly stop living for yourself and your pleasures and you have this drive in this goal, this energy, to show the world that you can be a good parent and to show your kids right from wrong and how to have good morals and be a hard worker and climb out of tough situations. Not to mention the deep love and the feeling of being a man and knowing you have to protect and guard these babies at all costs. The Bodyguard of what you love most!

Aside from that, the next thing that helped me grow the most would definitely have to be the car accident my family and I were in. You may not know but my kids, my ex-wife, and I had a blow out on the freeway almost 13 years ago and we rolled between five and eight times. By the grace of God I was the only one injured breaking my neck ever being able to walk again. It helped me grow in such big ways, it helped me learn and understand the importance of time. I went from having no time for anybody because I was having to work so much to having all the time in the world. Also with all this time I’m able to learn so much and I can research and talk and soak it all in. So many times I actually know more than doctors even do.

Last but not least, I moved away from home when I was 15. It helped me learn Independence how to get through things on my own and not depend on others.

Anyhow, thank you for reading and I hope you enjoyed. Don’t forget to stop and be thankful! You have to be thankful for the good times and the bad. It’s the good times that keep us moving and it’s the hard times the bad times that teach us that we learn the most from. Good or bad don’t forget it’s only temporary! So stop whatever you doing look up look around, take a deep breath and just think about what you have to be grateful for. If you’re not grateful for the good times you’ll probably see far more bad.

Remember, if donkeydidit… You can too!

Yes

Have you ever unintentionally broken the law?

When I was about 9 years old, I lived in Eagle Idaho. I lived so close to my elementary school I could throw a rock and hit it. They were doing a huge construction job on Eagle Road that passed in front of my school. There were lots of cans of spray paint laying around throughout the site.

As ignorant as a 9-year-old can be, me. I found one of these cans of spray paint and, not knowing what vandalism is or that it was even a thing… I decided to spray paint my name and all other kinds of things on these old concrete bleachers at my school. The very next school day, they came straight to me since my name was all over it and I spent the next few weeks scrubbing my heart out until it was all gone LOL

Yes I totally need a break hahaha😜

Do you need a break? From what?

I need a break so badly! I broke my neck 12 years ago on June 13th. I need a break, I just want to get up and walk. I’m tired of sitting my butt hurts. It’s like I’ve been on a 12 year long road trip with no rest stops. It’s like my buddies in the office glued me to my office chair.

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I’m totally just kidding! I mean yes it would be awesome to stand up and walk, but, realistically I’m just trying to make you all laugh! I’ve been in a wheelchair for so long now I’m comfortable with it it’s part of me. What are we doing in this world if we can’t learn to laugh a little? I hope a couple of you at least cracked a smile. Thank you for reading you all are amazing!