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I am thinking about the email I just sent out contacting a local company for a job. I am so nervous about it!

Kristina ya not the only one to chime in....:) I had a 10lb 9oz, 23 1/2" son myself. I had him vaginally. In my family he's considered a good sized child. My Grand-Uncles were all 12 or 13lbs. When my Great-grandmother gave birth to my Nana she was afraid she would die cause she was "so small"...

If everything goes the way it seems. I will be back to school hopefully by the summer. Keep ya fingers crossed that I get my finances in order.

wow that sucks....it's a good game.

It's hungry & desire that I worry about alot. One time my son tried to say that he was very hungry, lol he had just learned the sign. I burst out laughing he was around 6 at the time. Date & Meet is another sign that got me once. I meant 'Nice to meet you' and signed 'Nice to date you.' Humorous...

I bought a board game called Sign It! and it's great. I used it while I was a tutor for a 7yr old. It comes with a book to double check proper hand placement & shape. What I was doing for myself I was using the signs in ASL sentence structure. I can't find the site I bought it from though sorry...

WOOT twice the fun. My son had a similar incident happen to him when he bought some used video games from GameStop. The clerk didn't check the case when he put the game in the case. He ended up getting 2 games. LOL

What I think is the big deal is she was doing alot of vocalization & she mixed both the Alto & Soprano parts while singing. In parts it sounded like she was doing a harmony to her own music. While it was well done, it was 'different' and most people expect the traditional way of doing it.

It's strange. I 'hear' each word in my head as as I read it. If that is subvocalization I didn't know that. Like Shel, I 'see' the picture in my head. But I 'hear' each character with it's own distinct voice. I can read very fast. So I guess I am like a honeybee. I don't know I am not supposed...

We're (Hearies) climbing in your windows. And snatching your college up..... Using the silly "Bed Intruder" viral music video song. I am including the Annoying Orange's spoof of it cause it's the only one that is CC'd. YouTube - Kitchen Intruder (Bed Intruder Spoof) with AutoTune remix!

:giggle: Wow, all those chickens wanted to prove that they do cross the road....and get flung down it too.:giggle:

LOL I never had problems with my son when he was a toddler...but by the time he came along I was a tested Aunt. I knew all the terrible 2's tricks LOL Signing Time & Baby Sign are a great way for both of you to get some signing in together. My young nephews LOVE them.

I love the goatee...something kinda sinister about it.

If I became pregnant again and I found out that the child would be deaf or HOH, would be upset? Yes. But that is a natural reaction. Would I love the child less? No. I believe I already have a leg up that I am able to use ASL, and teach the child the same. I taught my hearing son, and had...

LOL here's one version of hotdog. XD Sign for HOT DOG | ASL Sign Language Video Dictionary And a second version: the second version reminds me of sausage...but I am not complaining.

I learned that there is a acronym for hearing people who are into ASL & the deaf culture! Taken from AllyASL's YouTube profile: NERDA - Not Even Related to a Deaf Adult. I thought it was cute. I hope to be as fluent as she is. LOL

I can't understand the glossing. Straight ASL, fine. But very glossed ASL song is confusing for me. I love AllyASL's songs.....especially the duet song "Lucky"YouTube - "Lucky" in ASL (DUET!!)

:hug: WOW you have been taking everything onto your shoulders. Don't give up on your dreams. We all understand.

I love your posts. I wish you a speedy recovery, and blessed peace from the seizures.

She just might take that phone away as well and then she'll think he going around her back. That might make the situation worse, if she is as domineering and abusive as this seems. Being in love with your abuser is really hard to leave. It might have began with her helping him become more...