V&R Stories: Adventures in "Adapted Normalization"
As someone who is recently disabled. I would like to see how I can enjoy my family’s favorite pastime in my current state of being.
As someone who is recently disabled. I would like to see how I can enjoy my family’s favorite pastime in my current state of being.
They could possibly prompt something that could frame your present and future. Without them, you could be lost.
He mentioned he had his eye on a Jaguar. However, with so much of his time away from his home touring he does not get much time to enjoy his vehicles.
One thing that I can look back of my time was the experience of driving in a city where a different skillset is required to navigate its 49 square miles.
Buying a new vehicle should be reserved for those who have better than acceptable credit and can guarantee making those payments for the entire term.
In 1986, I had the opportunity to drive my first Ford Taurus. It came as I rented the car for the weekend as I had tickets for a San Diego Chargers game down at Jack Murphy (now Qualcomm) Stadium and my employer’s holiday party. It was a daunting task to drive from Reseda to San Diego and back in time for the party in Woodland Hills, but I was up for a challenge. Besides, this would be the first time I would drive between two major cities.
This culminates the 10th anniversary celebration cycle. It took quite some time to finally be able to celebrate, given the ever-changing social climate of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Our sponsorship enabled us to set up space for a tent and a featured vehicle. We are finalizing those details as we speak. I believe you will love what we will activate for the V&R Lounge.
Think about how we have been trying to achieve a sustainable lifestyle free of overconsumption of resources. To live with eating healthier foods produced without chemicals and consume goods that are made of more natural and organic materials.
Sounds audacious – just like the past ten years of this website. Seriously, this is a story that combined the imagination and an assignment for one of my college courses.