Some foods just taste better when you're ordering from a diner - we're looking at you, meatloaf - and that might have something to do with the fact that the coffee's always fresh and hot, and there's always pie.
The efforts stop with whatever measures protect the company. That's partly because accommodating us is not as profitable in the short term, and partly because companies are made of people and people think disability accommodation means 'can a wheelchair user technically get into this building/area,' or 'does a blind person have access to the braille version of this...' And make sure you aren't neurodivergent or need fatigue accommodation; instead of having your need addressed, you could just be dismissed for not meeting arbitrary requirements that no one in a similar job even does on a regular basis, like lifting 50 lbs.
Shopping has evolved more over the past 10 years than it has in the previous 50. Rapid advancements in technology, shifting consumer expectations, and global disruptions have reshaped the way we connect and consume.
Tyler Fransen lost his Saskatoon home after missing mortgage payments due to financial circumstances and personal issues. He felt defeated after his father's death and losing his job as a contractor during the pandemic.
The couple emphasized that for many years they opted to be child-free but eventually decided to have children, a decision influenced by reflections during the COVID-19 pandemic.
‘I vowed then that I would do all I could to use my skills and experiences of 20 years working in disability law and policy to deliver a country that treats disabled people with dignity and respect.’
For Vernon Hills High School in Illinois, Clue was a great choice because of its creativity and humor, says Stephanie Freichels, the school's theater director. "It combines mystery with some really great physical comedy."
"I was working as a nurse at the time, so there was an incredible amount of stress that I was carrying around. Plus, we were also just generally fed up with the 9-to-5 grind-it felt like it was stealing the single most important thing we have in this life, our time, especially from our kids."
As with most construction, costs have escalated significantly post-pandemic," CapMetro's Chief of Staff Cheyenne Conyer explained to the transit agency's board of directors in an email this month. "Additionally, Brandywine approached CapMetro to renegotiate the terms of the original agreement as their post-pandemic financial picture solidified.
"My clients came to me because they wanted to convert their four children's former bedrooms into guest suites for visiting family and the many guests that they entertain throughout the year."
