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Welcome to my world. :P I have auditory processing disorder and that sounds just like me. A hearing test can at least let you know where your hearing is at, and as part of the test (at least with me) they will add white noise in to see if your ability to pick up the words decreases with it.

My first ASL teacher was hearing, but he did a great job. He had a lot of passion for the language and culture and he made sure that we left our voices at the door.

Muscles are sexy!

I used to have a saltwater tank. Loved it.

lol!

I think she looks beautiful and healthy. If her doctor's fine with it then great. She's probably going to recover quickly from the birth and be a healthier, happier mom than if she sat on the couch eating chips and ice cream for 9 months.

Yes, I agree that would be optimal. :aw:

From what I remember, level one was all about basic vocabulary. There was sooo much vocab to learn. It was a little early to put regular sentences together. Level two had more of that.

What level did you think it was?

That was funny. It was after 40 for me. My youngest graduated high school and it hit me...ohmygosh, I'm old. Then I looked in the mirror and sure enough, it was true. :lol: Reba, you are so lucky to hold up well until your 60's.

I'm on my 3rd class and I can tell you the teacher makes all the difference! If they don't love what they do it really shows and the attitude is contagious. A good ASL teacher is such a treasure. :aw:

Nonsense! One can never talk about turbo drives too much. :P Hope RR comes back happy and refreshed.

Go back to school. Sounds like you have some classes already under your belt. Trust me, it's never too late. :aw:

I agree with this. Sometimes time doesn't make it go away. Stay busy. Go out with friends, meet people through a mutual hobby. Try to avoid things that you know will set off memories.

You're a precious and unique person. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise. If I could change something, I think I would have gone back to school 10 years ago. Trying to work on who you're going to be when you grow up when you're in your 40's is harder than I thought it would be.

That sounds awesome! I want to go. :lol: I'm with F.F. Hope you will tell us all about it when you get back.

I love the one with Neil Patrick Harris. That look! lol

I think 1973 is a gen-x'er. Oh, and welcome to Deez.:wave:

Yeah, I'm didn't feel comfortable watching it with my son recently. He's old enough to see it but it was still not cool and unnecessary.

Happy Birthday!! Hope it was awesome.