Craig could have tried explaining why climbing Everest wasn't a popular sport amongst wheelchair users, but he'd be wasting his breath. Tasha always acted as though she couldn't see his chair, and believed he could do anything. This 2000 word short story is also published in one of Patsy's many themed collections of short stories. Patsy Collins spends her time making things up and writing them down from her home in Lee-on-the-Solent or whilst traveling in a campervan – both shared with her husband. When away she enjoys scrambling round ruined castles, visiting friends and eating cake. At home she gardens, bakes (and then eats) cakes.She is the author of several stand alone novels, the Little Mallow cosy crime series and twenty-four themed collections of short stories. Hundreds of her short stories have been published in women's magazines.
