Summary
I remember the day when parking lots were free-for-alls. There was no such thing as a handicapped parking space. People with crutches and walkers and wheelchairs had to fend for themselves. They had to battle their way in from the back end of the parking lot, same as everyone else.
Today, we live in more enlightened times. Thank goodness! Almost every parking lot in the land offers convenient parking spots for individuals with physical infirmities. And woe be unto anyone who pulls into one of these spots who doesn't belong there.See the full content of this document
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We're Seeing Spots, and That's Good
An able-bodied friend of mine once ducked into a handicapped parking space in front of a video rental store, literally for a five- second errand. She remained behind the wheel,...
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