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Sports cars and stereotypes

A friend and I recently drove to the local shops. He has a disability parking permit. So we parked in the accessible parking spot close to the shops. My friend has a new sports car. He won the car in a competition. People damage the car when he parks it in the accessible spot. They also give us mean looks. But why can’t people with a disability drive a sports car? We have decided to try to change the way people think.
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Sharing in your neighbourhood

A Sharehood lets people share things with their neighbours. A local Sharehood is easy to start. The idea is to help other people. People can offer services like babysitting, cleaning or repairs. Neighbours can also share household items with other people. They can loan things like tools, wheelbarrows and lawnmowers. A Sharehood encourages people to get to know their neighbours.
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Strike up the band

Music has given me a job. It has also given me many great experiences. I think there are many benefits to learning an instrument. It is fantastic playing music with other people. But it is important to choose an instrument that suits you. You can get advice from teachers, band leaders and music therapists. You can also check with your doctor. I am sure you can find an instrument that is right for you.
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Who took my spoon?

I love cooking. It allows me to unleash my creativity. I also have a vision impairment. Sometimes it is hard to find new recipes. And I have to use some unusual methods to cook. But I like finding solutions to problems. And I like cooking without any help from other people.
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