59 Seconds of Cloud 9 – Limping on Cloud 9!

What started out as a blind date to the NCAA Basketball Final Four in Atlanta, took a most unexpected and…

This scenario is why Jonathan enjoys being blind.

Getting discriminated against at car dealerships is never fun.

Remembering a teacher’s discouragement.

Here’s my lifelong struggles with untying bras.

Here’s a quick clip on my issues with swimming.

Here was by far my worst idea on my honeymoon.

Here’s why I could never climb a rope….  

Here’s my hang-up, and love, of video games.

Here’s why I struggle with reading children’s books.

Here’s what I stressed about with regards to dating and married life.

This is how I carried my wife across the threshold on our wedding night.

This is how I dealt with the fear I would drop my own kids.

A little reminder not to stress out  about things you can’t do.

Being discriminated  against at a St. Louis area breakfast cafe.

The wonders of a vivid imagination.

How a sibling rivalry pushed me to finish college.

A question for Jonathan triggers an amazing response.

There is no rivalry quite like a sibling rivalry.

This is how I traded two letter grades for an amazing life experience.

I was dropped on my head as a child….

A simple blood clot turns into a lifelong disability.

Trying to make make me normal was a mission unaccomplished.

A conversation over breakfast sparks a sequel to an iconic novel.  

Remembering the day I tried out for “The Love Connection!”

Getting a moped license was a visit to the DMV Hammad soon won’t forget.

A low self-image carries high consequences.

Confessions of a “seemingly” perfect woman.

Imperfection is perfection.

A 120 pound Hammad meets a 400 pound Dolphin past midnight….

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Being a mascot is more challenging than you think.

Putting on “the suit” at Chuck E. Cheese’s was an honor and privilege.  

A car accident creates a new reality for my co-worker at Chuck E. Cheese.

Havoc ensues when a student disappears on a trip to Australia.

A puppy saved. A best friend made. How I adopted Sgt. Dr. Pepper.

Judging my first film festival down under created an unusual habit.

Having a friend call to say he’s dying is a call one never forgets.

Six seconds + Once shot x 15,000 people = a halftime memory.

Racism can rear its ugly head in the most unexpected places.

A plane. A recording artist. A conversation. A friendship.  

Talking to strangers can be worth the chatter.

You’ll never know what you can get unless you ask.

Not being disabled enough has it’s own set of challenges.  

Death I don’t fear. but dancing….

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How we see ourselves directly affects how others see us.

Here’s a a little slice from  my Olympia Dukakis experience.

Here’s another memory from my trip to Pakistan in 1984.

Here’s a quick memory from my trip to Pakistan in 1984.  

This is how I witnessed a human die in front of my eyes (Part 2).