Recent content by DeafScribbler7

Hi again - We need more travelers to join otherwise it might not happen! Please do consider checking it out - or better, join!

Technically it's 21.5 days of touring and 2 days of flight.... The participants are a mixture of retirees and college students (and recent graduates) and educators and everyone in between so that statement is a bit off. The reason it is so long is because I am losing vision and wanted to...

Interested in joining a Deaf/ASL friendly tour of Europe? Will visit 7 cities in 5 countries - London, Paris, Munich and castles, Salzburg, Venice, Florence, and Rome. Trip date: July 14-Aug 6. Do keep in mind that it is per person, double occupancy - so get a travel buddy to go! Few...

Upon request from several fellow Deaf theatergoers and sign language interpreters, I started an ASL Deconstruction Series feature on my blog. So far, I have explored various phrases such as "Do-Re-Mi" from The Sound of Music (no ASL equivalent for the solfege notes)...

The regular tour groups are led by a English-speaking guide, thus the ASL interpreter would only have to worry about English within the group and guides. (I on the other hand, have been learning French, German, Italian, Dutch, and Portuguese in addition to several years of Latin in high school...

I wrote a blog post in the frustrations of trying to find a tour group that will provide ASL interpreters or a Deaf tour group that will create an itinerary for the trip I had in mind. Blog post: The Grand Tour of Europe: A Deaf Traveler and Nonexistent Accommodations Anyone experiencing...

What makes a college a ‪#‎Deaf‬ Friendly U? Check out what University of ‪#‎Minnesota‬ has to offer for Deaf/HOH students! http://thecreativepensieve.blogspot.com/2015/03/a-deaf-friendly-u-university-of.html Don't miss out on the student-made video at the bottom of the blog post!

Perhaps a DVD marathon is in your future :) It's not too late!

Thank you for those kind words :)

I've had two blogs, one new one and one archived. The new one is doing OK with 6,000 hits since June 2014. However, I would love to reach out to more audiences and readers. Right now I've been promoting on Facebook (both personal and a page just for the blog), Twitter, Tumblr, several...

Who saw last night's double episode finale of GLEE? After six great seasons, it was sad to see it go, and I thought they did a great job wrapping it up! I wrote an open thank you letter to the cast and crew sharing what Glee meant to me (on Twitter, #GleeToMe). As a Deaf viewer, GLEE left an...

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We got some good questions from our readers/viewers and we're more than happy to answer them in this new blog post re: the HARRY POTTER Signs project - do check it out at this link: http://thecreativepensieve.blogspot.com/2015/02/harry-potter-signs-behind-creative.html What are your favorite...

We now have an ASL video introduction for the series of signs for the HARRY POTTER verse - a hilarious commercial on why we were inspired to launch this project. Do check it out and share away! Youtube video: HARRY POTTER Signs (Press Release) Link...

"The World of HARRY POTTER: ASL Deconstruction Series Book Edition" Several Deaf individuals and I collaborated on 16 videos with over 150 sign suggestions for various characters, places, things, terms within the wizarding world of Harry Potter. Do check it out...