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How fast they grow up. My son moved to Indy last night. I'm so glad I still have the toddlers.

How about a real woman. One that doesn't have huge knockers. This isn't coming from a bitter member of the IBTC, I have D cups. I just think there is a lot more to a woman than her body. I have never seen a female hero that didn't look like a playmate.

Thanks for sharing! I haven't hit that zoo yet. I want to go to the Cleveland zoo also. I went to the Cinncinnatti zoo last year. At the Indy zoo my favorite is the polar bears.

I'm lucky, I live in the land of shrooms. I used to have them on my farm. You can buy them here for $30.00. I know that's still ridiculous but it's half of what you guys have been quoting. You have to go out at daylight to find them because the animals love to eat them too.

Yeah he goes in for comprehensive testing next month. I'm still trying to find a class at IU I can audit for ASL. It's hard now because it's a lang. credit now and all the classes are full.

Little G is finally starting to sign! He turns 3 next month and it has been so frustrating. He is mostly motivated to sign for food which is funny because he's a very picky eater. Anyway wanted to share my joy.

Welcome!

nah im not embarrased he's only 3 hee hee

Background- I live right beside my mother's church. I have a very precocious toddler. Voice Mail- "This is your MOTHER. It's 9:53 on Sunday. You're monkey is standing in his window, stark naked, shining for all the world to see." :rofl:

Jolie you are such a naughty girl. :lol:

Happy B-Day! Hope it doesn't rain hon it looks like it here.

DVD series "Signing Time" excellent for deaf and hearing kids. We use them with Little G. Good luck.

Cool!

Hope you had a good one!

Pete's Wicked Ale :hyper:

Good post I hope they follow thru. This ties in with a thread I posted before on deaf inmate rights. They facility that I referred to only has TTY in the chaplains office and it is not always available. Grrrr

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If you are referring to my comment about children getting lost in mainstream it is not intended to say that you shouldn't send them. What I mean is stay on the schools arse constantly. This is based on my experience with my oldest child who recently graduated. He is learning disabled and they...

Not my cup of tea but we sold a lot of them. They are very low maintanance, cheap, accessories are cheap, food in ungodly cheap, and needs little space. Some people handle them and some don't. I personally never handled them without using a kitty litter scoop because I'm allergic to spider...

OK the original question was pros and cons of "oralism" Pros: If family is hearing eveyone can communicate and the child is fully functional in the world at large. The child can be mainstreamed so you have a much larger choice of schools Cons: It doesn't always work like they say it...