A Thread About Absolutely Nothing! Part III

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Jiro said:
all good, rio??? :thumb:
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Yes, but I have to find a place to live and a F/T job. I have 2 months :shock:
 
Jiro said:
urban form of talk? lol *trying to picture it*

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and life's too short to be so serious :cool2:
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Rio said:
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Yes, but I have to find a place to live and a F/T job. I have 2 months :shock:
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yike. quite stressful and disconcerting... but as always - you keep your head up high and there's always a solution for any problem.
 
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Jiro said:
Rio said:
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Yes, but I have to find a place to live and a F/T job. I have 2 months :shock:
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yike. quite stressful and disconcerting... but as always - you keep your head up high and there's always a solution for any problem.
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Thank you :) stressful indeed and you are giving good advice, keep my head up high.
 
Giants just lost in the 16th inning. I am not a happy camper. Now I will try to sleep.
 
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Inspired & motivated! I am ready to get accomplished!
 
Would it be ideal to try to play with cats first so that you can figure whether cat is right handed or left handed before starting any ASL programs? Maybe it would help cats bite less often if using their dominant paws.
 
dereksbicycles said:
Would it be ideal to try to play with cats first so that you can figure whether cat is right handed or left handed before starting any ASL programs? Maybe it would help cats bite less often if using their dominant paws.
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Sounds like you have some experimenting to do! :)
 
Was able to reschedule my ear wax removal appt to this Friday. Hope I don't go crazy before then (due to my hearing difficulties). Especially hope I don't get any important calls (eg: for jobs) before then or if I my neckloop will suffice.
 
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LoveBlue said:
Was able to reschedule my ear wax removal appt to this Friday. Hope I don't go crazy before then (due to my hearing difficulties). Especially hope I don't get any important calls (eg: for jobs) before then or if I my neckloop will suffice.
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I had those many times no fun!
 
Wish people would learn to drive! Another highway wreck, traffic is a b*tch! :crazy:
 
Lord...what a difference several days has made....:shock:....just gave my little doggie a good bath with coconut shampoo....makes her hair so soft and smells so good...now eating potato chips and drinking Pepsi...tomorrow's an other big, busy day
 
I am tough on anxiety wellness.... it is uneasy. It is very tough. It weird for me anxious on tomorrow. feeling weird on anxious feeling relax! I ready to work better back on work on tomorrow!
 
Aother interesting Cochlear Implant exercise-HarbourFront last night. 3 hours of dancing to a live band.
For the late night dancers BeesKnees are hosting Dancing at ROM(Royal Ontario museum) Tuesday 10.30 to 12.00pm. A bit different-even the cleaning were watching!
 
I can hear! I can hear! It's a miracle.

Alright, maybe not a miracle, but it's so nice to be able to hear again (with my HAs) now that the wax was removed. I go back in 4 months since 6 months apparently is too long.
 
just saw this from my feed -
New Jersey Office of Emergency Management

We wanted to share this video link with you. Annmarie Buraczeski represents the New Jersey Association of the Deaf, and is a Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) member in Ocean City. In this video, she shares her personal experience with Superstorm Sandy and talks about what steps to take in preparation for a storm. It's closed captioned and acccessible to those who don't use ASL.

Annmarie has been actively recruiting members of NJ's Deaf/HH Community into the CERT Program. Ocean City, Burlington County and Monroe Twp. (Gloucester County) have conducted integrated regional CERT Classes, with communications accessibility sponsored by the NJOEM. A salute also goes out to the ASL interpreters who join in the partnership to help make it all happen.


FEMA Media Library: Preparedness
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