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Same here in Northridge.

Hope you guys are alright. I saw something (for if your tap water is potable) that you can put in your bathtub and fill up, and it'll hold the water instead of it just sloshing around in the tub. Like a giant plastic bag... But I digress, I'm sending best wishes out to everyone in the...

It's for a Deaf Studies class, but it's on generalized diversity.

I saw him last semester at UCLA. Got a CD/DVD (they come together), poster, picture with him and an autograph. It was one of the best experiences I've had. Songs were great, and the commentary in between was interesting and funny. Drove home how important representation is when the Deaf girl...

I learned that one of my textbooks is very, VERY dry :(

I'm finally getting over my severe cold (though my mom's pushing me to keep my dr. appt tomorrow as she thinks I need antibiotics). My nose isn't runny anymore and my head is clearer. Just in time for the second week of school/first week of real work.

Debating playing Sims or reading my assigned homework. Sims sounds fun, and I already did almost 40 pages of reading today, and the class is on Wednesday.

Any time! If you have any more questions about ASL classes or anything, feel free to contact me. I'll help in whatever way I can. People on this site are generally knowledgable as well. Lifeprint's not a bad website, but nothing compares to an in-person teacher (and having fun with...

I've had six different ASL classes over the last three years, and am currently taking a class on structure. All of these classes were/are taught by Deaf teachers who are native users of ASL. All of these classes were my favorite classes to attend, as they were fun and interactive (we didn't...

I learned that as much as being sick sucked when I was a kid, it sucks even more now that I'm an adult and my mom is 200 miles away. My throat hurts and this isn't a good start to the semester.

Awesome, thanks.

Similar/the same as the sign used for pity?

I can spend HOURS on NotAlwaysRight. I'm supposed to be going to sleep..... All in all, though, I think that was nice of the woman, to give a bit of a heads up.

Welcome. As far as learning/practicing ASL goes, I'd suggest you start with this thread.

Just a heads up, many videos on youtube aren't accurate, and they aren't good learning devices. Rob Nielson is an excellent place to start, however, nothing compares to learning ASL in person from a native user.

I'm looking at the ITP application at CSUN and wondering if I'll be able to make it. I was considering going to a community college and taking a program there if I don't, but I can't figure out which are more reputable.

Part of it seems to be that hearing family members are used to communicating with ease, and now that that option's gone, they get upset and angry. Especially if they're stubborn and expect people to change for them. God forbid they communicate any way other than the way they're used to. A lot...

I have safe spaces I use when I'm anxious. Sometimes it's a friend who knows the situation and understands when I say simple phrases like "I need to leave" or even "I don't want to do this" or similar things. My best friend understands that if I'm sticking with her, I'm using her as a "safe...

Clear, but we're expecting more storms. Lots of rain, flash flood alerts are in place for the whole area. Luckily I'm on higher ground than a good chunk of the area here.

There's a thread entitled "Students Looking For ASL Buddies". Might wanna try there.