Excursion to Supercuts – A Slice of Everyday Joy 

Today’s adventure was a perfect blend of practicality, comfort, and a little indulgence. Maria, my sister and caregiver, helped me get ready for a much-needed haircut. We took the mobility van, with my power wheelchair in tow ♿—a smooth ride that always feels like a small victory in accessibility. 

Our first stop was Dunkin’ Donuts, where I tried the Dunkin' Chipotle Hash Brown Wake-Up Wrap. It had just the right kick to wake up my taste buds and set the tone for the day. Maria and I shared a few laughs over coffee, the kind of quiet moments that make outings feel special. 

At Supercuts, we were greeted by Linda, our stylist. Even though the place was buzzing with activity, they honored our appointment right away. Calling ahead to confirm wheelchair accessibility paid off—it was a seamless experience from entry to styling chair. I told Linda I wanted my hair longer on top, shorter in length overall, with a subtle fade on the sides that still allowed for styling. She listened closely and delivered exactly what I envisioned. There’s something empowering about a fresh cut that reflects your personality. 

On the way home, we made a final stop at Wendy’s. I treated myself to a Son of Baconator combo with a refreshing lemonade. It was the kind of meal that says, “You’ve earned this.” And honestly, I had. 

It wasn’t just a haircut—it was a reminder that with a little planning, good company, and a dash of flavor, everyday errands can turn into meaningful excursions.

Coffee Run

Life is too short for mediocre coffee, and that's where Dunkin' comes in.  Power on the wheelchair, pack into the mobility van and refreshments await.