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Happy new year

Okay so I haven't been very good this blogging lark. I feel like I want to blog
Most days but then I just don't know what to talk about...
Let's try again ;) 

Happy New Year! Welcome 2015!!!
I have used start every year by making the usual New Year's resolutions however this year I haven't. It's so stupid to make a list of things to accomplish by the next year when the majority of the time you've forgotten by February! 

I have started this year feeling very positive now that is something that I don't normally feel. I think it is down to watching a program that I hadn't heard of before it's called Push Girls. It's a reality TV show based in America.  I've watched the first season and just started the second season. I am hooked! 
As someone in a wheelchair I find it hard to relate to people in these sorts of TV shows however these girls are in wheelchairs they're paraplegics. 
I'm pretty sure I'm the last one on the bandwagon with this one but I feel I really need to talk about it. 
Those girls are so inspiring and make me want to go out and drink and have lunch go clubbing and feel normal. I mean I do have somewhat of a life.  I do go to lunch with friends and I used to go clubbing often in my uni days ;). 
I also know like most reality TV shows that some of these situations are set up around our entertainment. 
The way these girls talk about their stories and show their daily life routine is inspirational. When I first started writing on my blog that's the sort of thing I want to talk about but I haven't had the confidence to let people know what is truly like to be in a wheelchair. 
So after all maybe I do have a new years resolution... I'd like to blog my stories and daily life tasks... Well I will try ;)

Let me know if you have watched push girls and what you think. 
Lots of love,
Jasia xx
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