
Disabled dad with cerebral palsy dodging joggers and puddles on morning stroller walks with my toddler Noah. These pieces about navigating parenthood with a disability start in my head on those neighborhood jaunts and get written down during Noah's naps.
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By Lisa DiCarlucci
I work in the spirits industry, where we spend a surprising amount of time talking about a word that still isn’t part of most Americans’ everyday vocabulary: conviviality.
People often mistake it for hospitality or cele...
An old email address of mine was just reactivated.
It’s an account I haven’t sent an email from since I graduated college. However, that inbox will soon fill up since I’ve returned to SUNY Purchase to teach two communications classes for t...
Lisa and I at the wedding.
Note: I’m resharing this essay I originally posted last summer about shaking with my left hand at a wedding since it was just published in Kathy Curto’s anthology “What Are You Waiting For?” It’s an honor to be i...
Reading at Sarah Lawrence College for Kathy Curto’s “What Are You Waiting For?” anthology event. Photo by Kathy Curto
I couldn’t imagine telling best friends, let alone an audience, about my disability four years ago.
However, that’s exac...
It’s still the middle of summer but we’re mapping out the fall. It’s still summertime but we’ve been cleaning the house like it’s spring.
It’s still summer but my family is looking ahead. There’s a big creative opportunity (news to come!)...
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Disabled dad with cerebral palsy of the right side dodging joggers on stroller walks with my toddler. Essays start in my head on those jaunts and then typed during Noah’s naps. First Memoir finished. Words in: NYTimes, USAToday, Writers Digest
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