In recent days, I've seen this debate come up about why we still use the term "disabled" and that it should be "differently-abled" to be more inclusive of everyone who has different levels of ability. This has shown up not just online but also at work and with friends, and quite frankly, I've had just… Continue reading Disabled versus Differently-Abled
A Review of Blood and Ash, by Jennifer L. Armentrout.
A review of the sixth book from the Morgan Dane, Save Your Breath, by Melinda Leigh.
A review of the fifth book in the Morgan Dane series by Melinda Leigh called Secrets Never Die
A review of the fourth book of the Morgan Dane series, What I’ve Done, authored by Melinda Leigh.
So now that I have talked about all of the Royal Palaces in Denmark, I must talk about this. What really struck me about the Royal Palaces, and perhaps this is a reflection of Danish culture, is just how HoH and Deaf-Friendly they were. Yes, the palaces echoed, but unlike MANY, MANY places that I… Continue reading HoH/Deaf Accessibility of the Danish Royal Palaces
A review of Bones Don’t Lie, the third Morgan Dane novel, by Melinda Leigh.
Another Royal Palace, where the Royal Family lived for a period of time. It is currently the seat of the Danish Parliament, the Danis Prime Minister’s Offices, and the Supreme Courts. Some of the parts are used by the Queen, such as the Royal Reception Rooms, the Palace Chapel, and the Royal Stables, to this… Continue reading Christianborg Palace, Copenhagen
A review of Her Last Goodbye, by Melinda Leigh, the second book of the Morgan Dane series.
Amalienborg Palace is another Royal Castle in Copenhagen, and while a part of it is a museum, it is also the current home of the Danish Royal Family. There are four palaces around a plaza, in the shape of a square. Once again, the Palace also has a garden. Originally, they were built as residences… Continue reading Amalienborg Palace, Copenhagen
