shel90

Hello,
How nice it is to know you are a teacher. I have teaching in my blood, I cannot wait. I graduate with my BA in the spring then 4 quarters of deaf ed before I start applying around. I imagine it will be hard with our economy but we'll see what happens. I will hold a BA in english and a minor in history so I'm hoping I can find a teaching job teaching one or both. I also have a lot of theater experience. I wish I could start applying in advance for the fall of 11 lol. I graduate deaf ed (if all goes well!) Spring of 11. Exciting!

Hey, I have created some products for the deaf community and have set up a website.: DeafShopper: Home: Zazzle.com Store. Chec it out and if you like it pass it on. Thanks. Let me know what you think. genemasters@embarqmail.com.

Hi Shel, Thank you so much! I will let you know when I release my ebooks

Hello Shel,

My name is Michelle Jay and you just recently responded to my thread "How did you learn ASL?" I am the webmaster for StartASL.com, and I really liked your response.

I'm currently writing two ebooks--One about being an ASL student, and one about ASL grammar.

I was just wondering if I could use your reply to my thread in my ebooks. Your post really fits well with one of my topics because I discuss the best ways to learn ASL, and I think your post will greatly help the readers understand that learning in the Deaf community is truly the best way to learn.

I greatly appreciate your consideration. It is truly fascinating to learn how everyone has learned ASL so differently.

Feel free to reply to me via email: michelle@startasl.com.

Best regards,

Michelle Jay
Start American Sign Language (ASL)

right ear, injury, age, etc. Left ear surgery, cholesteatoma. Not a compliment so much as a thank you, Shel. Thank you. Of course, it was complimentary, and meant to be, but overall, I really was trying to say thanks.

I am doing pretty well. Really, I wanted to commend you for some of your recent posts. I think that you have shown unparralelled restraint and have offered some wonderful insight. You were one of the first to befriend me here on AD. You were born deaf and I am late deaf, I have read what you went through in your younger years and I am only now experiencing some of this. I found a haven and understanding here in AD, and its hard to see posts by "The Audist". You rock, lady... thanks so much.

At least, you recovered *thumbs up*

Hi Shel, just checking in, how are you? I have enjoyed your posts lately.

glad to hear that

you have swine flu? I hope you recover from it if you do.