The trees of a learning disability
Image Description: Photo by Michelle Steiner Trees with orange and yellow leaves over water
Hello and welcome to the new home of Michelle's Mission! On this site you find information on my life with a learning disability through writing, podcast interviews, and photography. A great deal of my content is shaped by nature. I compare things in nature to my experience with having a disability. Photography is also a big factor in my life. I am unable to drive because of my disability and I get to snap pictures of flowers on my many walks. If I drove I would have missed this opportunity. I love sharing my story and photography with others. Be sure to check out my online store, where you can find prints and more.
10 Nov 2024 22:16
Image Description: Photo by Michelle Steiner Trees with orange and yellow leaves over water
10 Oct 2024 18:43
Image Description: A cracked face of a statue
17 Sept 2024 07:06
Image Description a shadow of a hand with it's hand on a light switch
9 Sept 2024 17:35
Image Description: A road with flowers and trees
17 Aug 2024 21:55
Image description: A person holds a bouquet of wildflowers
8 Aug 2024 21:15
Image Description 1: A blue plastic Easy Zipper with a rectangle hook. Image Description 2 A piece of paper telling about the Easy Zipper
5 Aug 2024 22:23
Image description black suitcase with pink and white peonies
26 Jul 2024 18:56
Image Description: Pink and white clouds in the sky
12 Jul 2024 08:30
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7 Jul 2024 21:24
Image Description: A person stands looking at the water with a purple and red sky
20 Jun 2024 20:43
One of my biggest passions in life is tea. I love collecting teacups and tea pots. I display many of them in my dining room. Each piece of the tea service has a story and evokes a loving memory of the person who gave it to me. I also have an overflowing cupboard of assorted teas in my kitchen. My husband and I like to drink tea together in the evenings. I also love having people over for tea parties. Ironically, I didn’t like tea the first time I tried it. I can remember my mom having me try a cup of orange peacock black tea. I didn’t care for it and was convinced that I didn’t like tea. Little did I know that there were many other flavors. Another significant part of my life is having a Learning Disability. Much like my first encounter with tea, I didn’t like having one.
20 Jun 2024 20:39
"A woman is like a tea bag. You never know how strong she is, until she gets into hot water." Eleanor Roosvelt