Dianna ☕️
@diannawith2ns.bsky.social
I have no idea what I'm doing and I'm always tired. Writer and content creator. Tea, coffee, and animal lover. Visually impaired. Talk to me.
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Gaming stuff: @diannaplaysgames.bsky.social
So I used today to edit and complete several videos which should put me to the beginning of October in my content calendar. At least I was productive
September 4, 2025 at 9:00 PM
So I used today to edit and complete several videos which should put me to the beginning of October in my content calendar. At least I was productive
Update: I reached out to The Carroll Center regarding community blind fencing and apparently their coach is the owner and founder of International Fencing Club of Boston—which makes A LOT more sense as to why they're partnering with them.
June 5, 2025 at 4:37 PM
Update: I reached out to The Carroll Center regarding community blind fencing and apparently their coach is the owner and founder of International Fencing Club of Boston—which makes A LOT more sense as to why they're partnering with them.
It's actually been something of interest to me for the last few years as I've been working on my OC who's a visually impaired fencer but that's beside the point. I was in sports alongside sighted peers as a kid and never really did adaptive sports so I'm sure I could fence alongside them as well.
June 5, 2025 at 1:38 AM
It's actually been something of interest to me for the last few years as I've been working on my OC who's a visually impaired fencer but that's beside the point. I was in sports alongside sighted peers as a kid and never really did adaptive sports so I'm sure I could fence alongside them as well.
idk I know I don't post here that often but I think it's really neat and if I'd known about fencing as a general sport when I was younger, I know I would've wanted to do it.
June 5, 2025 at 1:38 AM
idk I know I don't post here that often but I think it's really neat and if I'd known about fencing as a general sport when I was younger, I know I would've wanted to do it.
It's not as hyped as goalball, blind soccer, or other adaptive sports (for blind people specifically). The only place I know of in New England that offers it is The Carroll Center, but it's not a recreational thing that anyone can sign up to do like their SailBlind program.
June 5, 2025 at 1:38 AM
It's not as hyped as goalball, blind soccer, or other adaptive sports (for blind people specifically). The only place I know of in New England that offers it is The Carroll Center, but it's not a recreational thing that anyone can sign up to do like their SailBlind program.