About Tiny Man Blog

The Tiny Man Blog documents my life, the adventures and insights of Dom Hyams, a tiny man working in Hammersmith, and living in Hertfordshire.

Posts are all created in PowerPoint, and shown in the form of Diagrams. The aim is to offer a lighthearted way for the reader to share my experiences, but also form their own opinions too.

If you have any questions on any of the posts, please get in touch at dom@tinymanblog.com. Similarly, suggestions are welcome for future posts and topics you would like to see covered.

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  • Diagram 091: If Children Made Wheelchairs
  • Diagram 050: Keeping a Firm Grip on your Knob
  • Diagram 003: The Kindness of Strangers
  • Diagram 085: assist-Mi Solving the Petrol Problem
  • Diagram 042: Real Life Guess Who

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The stories and diagrams of a tiny man in a wheelchair. London commuter, sun-sloshing traveller and jolly little giant.

Category Archives: Political Correctness

Political Correctness, Travel

Diagram 045: A Break from Standard Chit-Chat

11/07/2013tinymanblog

 

Diagram 045: Unusual Chit-Chat

What may seem to be shocking language was actually extremely refreshing and funny. The fact that someone had gone their whole life without any hesitation when using such words was just brilliant. No offence intended so no offence taken.

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Children, Political Correctness

Diagram 028: The Refreshing Honesty of Children

12/06/2013tinymanblog

Diagram 028: Kids Reactions to Disability
Children are the only people that actually say what they think. When they demonstrate their refreshingly inquisitive nature by asking questions about the unusual things they see, it should be an opportunity to educate and inform them, not silence or punish, regardless of how embarrassed the parent may initially feel!

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Political Correctness

Diagram 015: Call Me Anything

12/04/2013tinymanblog

Call Me AnythingMore often than not, you won’t offend, so just say what comes into your head, it’s about context not content.

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