Making a peanut butter and jelly sandwich is a pretty easy task that you probably wouldn’t think twice about. You might even say “I could do that with one arm tied behind my back!”
Well, what if you had no arms? Think you could do it?
Meet Tisha. She was born with no arms. Today, Tisha is going to show you how she makes a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. All by herself. With no arms. It’s mighty impressive. Check it out.
Oh, and if you’re wondering how she’s going to eat that sandwich… Tisha will answer that question for you, too!
I LOVE her videos! Her positive attitude and her willingness to give us a glimpse into her life is so cool. Just listening to Tisha, I can see that she totally vibes with the Girls Can’t WHAT? attitude. She’s an artist with an associates degree in graphic design. She lives independently and does everything by herself. She can even drive.
If you’d like to see more from Tisha, you can vist her YouTube channel Tisha UnArmed where she has more videos, including how to put on make up with no arms. She’s promising more videos to come and I can’t wait to see what she will be showing us next.
If these videos rocked your world, leave a comment below for Tisha and then head on over to YouTube and subscribe to her channel. You won’t be disappointed!
1 comment
David Hahn
Tisha, that’s pretty amazing! I am like a meg-shift scientist. I spend alot of time comming up with ideas and theories, equations and am currently enrolled in M.C.C college (working on my 3RD degree). If you have some time, email me some of your ideas? I am sure that you have come up with some ideas, inventions etc…. that would make certain tasks, easier. I love to solve certain scientific/mechanical problems at school. Yo useem like a “pretty innovative” person. Just eamil me at Uranight12@yahoo.com and let me know about some tasks (the ones that seem to take too long, anytask! I am not a genious or anything, but I like comming up with inventions, stuff that saves me time and or effort. If you would like email me some specific situations, stuff that takes too long or even the impractical stuff. There is always “AN INNOVATIVE” wa to make certain tasks “less time consuming” or “utilizing less effort”.
D. Hahn (USN/USMC(Ret.)/
Macomb Community College Student
p.S. If you would like, I could ask some of my collegues about any kind of mechanics or mechanical related device.