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maybe...I dunno. Will do some research on this.

Thanks Julie

(According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, in May 2009 jobs for translators and interpreters for the deaf and hard of hearing increased by 40,000, and that figure is expected to rise in the next few years. However, future employees will be required to have a bachelor's degree in a related...

LOL @ this whole thing and Sorceress definitely came up with the best commentary :)

Thank you all so much for sharing all of this. I DO NOT wanna be one of those "rude hearing people".

Hi everyone! Yesterday was a great day because it was my birthday! It kinda sucked though because my slipped disk(s) were killing me (ugh!). Today, I have my midterm in ASL which is an autobiography for just my teacher. She's really cool and it's a lot of fun. But, I realize that I must get out...

Thank you everyone for the warm welcome.

Hi Tousi! Yes, we are neighbors. It's nice to meet you and I look forward to chatting with you.

...yuck

Hello :wave: My name is Sandra and I live in San Diego. I am currently in ASL 1 class...and have fallen in love with ASL. My plan is to continue studies to become a professional interpreter. I'm looking for some new, amazing, fun ASL friends :type: from all over the world. :ty: