Thank you! This is probably the closest I will ever get to doing real commentary but I’ll take it in any form I can :-)

I’m glad this was helpful, thank you for watching!

Very kind of you to say, I really appreciate it. I don’t know that I either forgive or forget but I try to learn from the experiences of employers that have not made things accessible for me and try to carry them over into other experiences. For example, I am currently in talks with the national organizational partner for the job I currently have about making programming materials and resources more accessible for staff as well as students. I hope that someday I can maybe put everything I’ve learned into a talk of some kind, I’m just starting to do some professional speaking and contract work, so maybe that’s in the cards someday :-) thank you for watching and commenting, I appreciate it.

That’s a really great question and I’m definitely willing to make a video answering it, I have many hobbies that I partake in, a lot of people think that if you can’t see that there’s less you can do, but at least in my experience that hasn’t been true for me. I enjoy playing video games, spending time with friends, taking care of plants, traveling and many other things besides. I will do my best to make a video and shout out your question though, thank you very much for asking.

I tried, both unsuccessful. I thought maybe a walk around the block would do the trick, or that closing my ears really really hard would make them start cooperating a little bit, but both optical receptors appear to not be functioning at peak capacity for the moment. For the research and testing is required.

@@blindovermatter3054 my mans got a sense of humor! Love it!

That is brilliant about your VR play space, it feeds into a concept I’ve been thinking about lately which I call unintentional accessibility, where some element of design ends up helping non-disabled people with a specific concept, or is developed by necessity due to the way something is put together that ends up doing good for the disability community. Not exactly what this is but it just lines up, as far as the not turning off lights at night, that’s actually the example I give when the kids I work with ask questions about how I get around my house. You learn to navigate in the dark because you don’t want to turn on a light. For you, it’s convenience, for me it’s necessity, but the end result is still the same. Thanks for sharing!

It used to really be a place of learning and accessibility in astronomy, I don’t think it’s the same anymore but I’m very grateful that I got to spend the time I did it was a pretty magical place.

For me, I don’t notice it a lot. You are going to get the occlusion effect in any set of earplugs, but the engage are definitely the least occlusion affecting earplugs I’ve ever used. I find it pretty comfortable even when I have to raise my voice with my kids to make sure that I’m heard. I hope this helps and I hope you enjoy them, let me know what your thoughts are if you decide to pick them up, I’m curious. I know what you mean though, when I was in radio in college, my voice drove me crazy, but to be honest you get used to it after a while and it becomes less annoying with time.

Very much appreciated :-)

Seeing this is a weird throwback, sorry I’ve been really bad about replying, it’s been busy on my end, these names are so removed and it makes me feel bad for probably having gotten rid of most of the right people, but that’s how you learn I suppose. Hope you’re doing well

Thank you very much for the support!

@@MadamoiselleSkarp it was definitely an adventure, that’s for sure. What did you think?

@@blindovermatter3054 well the go on a less busy day is a plan. I thought it was good, ideally with better gross motor skills than I personally possess.

I think we they're on a random weekday... My husband took a week off so we would have been there somewhere between a Monday and a Friday midday in mid-summer.

@@muhammadsaadislamabadi is there something you need?

Nice! It is the best.

Same bro but the Cardinals won the game I was at

It can certainly be rough on certain days for sure, try not to get too down on yourself though, hope you are well and thank you for taking the time to check this out, I’d really do appreciate it.

Yeah, that was a rough one for sure

I need to do more world building type things in this series as I play, I think it’s what keeps me invested in someways, I’m actually feeling kind of motivated now, thank you for the feedback.

@@vicpease5009 absolutely! I wouldn’t be alive to complain about it sometimes if a lot of really smart people hadn’t figured out a lot of really cool things. Nice to meet you! Thanks for checking it out.

Bullpen needs a lot of help, that’ll be an area of focus coming up I think

Hi there! Nice to meet you and thank you for taking time to watch and comment, that’s really impressive especially for the time period, the mortality rate was pretty high when I was born, I can’t imagine the late 60s being obviously any better, that’s wild that you made it too!

Lily is so dependable, it sucks that she had to pitch under those circumstances but it happens to the best of us, you can’t win them all :-)

It was pretty wild especially considering I usually play seven innings, that’s a lot of extras for these guys, probably a tired bus ride to the next one

I have really tried to build this team around decent pitching. Sometimes I feel like I succeeded and sometimes not but that’s what I try to prioritize when I can

Thank you very much! Kane height is a very relative thing, when I was a kid I used one that was about up to my armpit, as an adult I use a cane about as tall as I am, and I fused heights in between such as up to my shoulder or up to my nose, it’s a matter of personal preference. Most canes in the style that this doll came with are usually used shorter because they are rather heavy. The kind of cane that I use Tends to be longer because they are lighter weight and thus the heavy cane being taller doesn’t wear out your wrist as much, but like I said it’s a matter of personal preference that very much depends on your travel style.

Especially this one :-)

I would also appreciate the option of maybe having different styles and colors of sunglasses

She has been awesome and hoping she keeps it up

I think this will be my next project, I already have some ideas to weave in a couple of current experiences and things, I will start working on this in the next couple of days and weeks, hopefully something coming out soon :-) thank you for the suggestion

She’s our ace for a reason. Love watching her throw when she’s twirling a gem.

She has been a really solid starter for the most part other than some ups and downs which I suppose negates the statement. That dude was insane and I am terrified every time we have to face him now, I missed that about the cycle though, that’s wild

That was a fun one, when this team is on track they are definitely fun to watch

I had to shout you out for that in this newest episode that’ll be on the way later, I’m working on trying to organize the channel into playlist by the way, there’s some really weird screen reader issues with playlist creation sometimes, but I am trying to get the hang of it with Organizing and trying to get things into a better spot, thank you for putting up with the disorganization

@@blindovermatter3054 Thanks for the shout-out! No worries, I know the playlist stuff can be weird on its own without having to deal with screen readers! Hope you get it sorted out! I really enjoy you commentating over the gameplay, you have a great voice for baseball commentary!

Absolutely, I’ve had some issues with this but I’m working on trying to figure out a way to organize at least this latest series into some form of a playlist which should be on the way shortly, thank you! I appreciate you wanting to catch up, it’s been fun. Also I have Internet now so that helps :-)

I’m not sure, I just use the mink oil.

Thank you for the kind words!

Occasionally absolutely

@@billyjo9127 thank you for the kind words! I am in the process of creating a new filming space which may take a little bit longer than anticipated, and we still don’t have usable Internet so I’m uploading when and where I can, but hope to come back stronger as soon as I possibly can. Right back at you from the land of 10,000 lakes

Thank you for checking it out! I think it would be really cool to see more realism implemented as the line potentially continues to evolve, giving kids a really realistic depiction of the tools used by people with disabilities so that they don’t become scary, but they become an ordinary part of play. I have had a kiddo that I used to work with create a cane out of Connex, and then walk around my classroom with his eyes closed asking me how it worked. And get this, he was a preschooler at the time :-)