serah[DOT]nu | the blog of a disabled mother who likes to game, and "get in the pit"

29
Nov
2025

I will resume everything in this next week, I swear!

categories: blog maintenance; word count: 32 words

I will resume Music Mondays and Wordless Wednesdays in this blog at this time.

I managed to forget them because of last week’s festivities but I’ve made a mental not to now!

28
Nov
2025

I just had to do this. I absolutely had to do this.

categories: personal; word count: 22 words

I was going to write a long, eloquent post here… and then Bub (James) did this. I had to post this here.

27
Nov
2025

I figure I might as well make a post about this.

categories: holidays; word count: 20 words

I’ll get back to writing longer posts in here that have a lot more substance than the past few have!

26
Nov
2025

I think I’m just going to finish the week out.

categories: personal; word count: 0 words

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about the girl

Hello! Welcome to my blog, loyal viewer!

I am a disabled thirty-something year old gamer and reader (although some people in society have tried to lean on the crutches of “you can’t be disabled if you’re intelligent”, or “disabled enough”, in the past, even though my disabilities are physical) who has been these things since childhood. I have two children whose disabilities differ from mine.

I blog about what I like and video games almost equally, although you can also expect to see me blog about my children, my health, and my personal life. I chronicle my political and religious thoughts as well.

aromatic // cherry blossoms
element // fire
favorite food // sushi
website guardians // Lilith

Someday I will feel infinite, and this is what keeps me smiling, breathing, and dreaming. — Joy Malinao

I want to make sure I leave a little bit of me with everyone I know. — Stephanie Steele

This is the end of my life, but it is not the end of my love... it is not the end of the story. — Eva Markvoort (and her father)

But the winds continue to swirl. The sun rises and sets. Life continues. My life continues. — Talana Fairfax

If someone ever had any doubts: I've really done the best I could. — Claire Geudens

Death is inevitable. Living a life we can be proud of is something we can control.
— Claire Wineland

Clear mind, full heart. — Jade Cooper