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Deaf Coffee :)
I am HOH, and working on using my ASL more. I am also teaching my kids who are very excited to learn. We went to Deaf Coffee on Thursday, and LOVED it! It was great making new friends, and having people to sign with. I haven't had anybody to sign with in 8 years. My kids are excited! Everybody was encouraging. My son asked why everybody doesn't learn ASL since all the peopple there the are such happy people. Sorry for the ramble just wanted to share my excitement.
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shame on you!, stop being a cheap ass, START the DeaF Clubs! and get more Deaf involved in Fishing, tramping, and that means a Deaf Community can SEE the whole community mixed in one place young and old, active and geeky, rich and poor, randy and not randy all in one place !, the Deaf Community has to LIVE
****ing idiots, use the mobile phone to start talking about it, the more members will mean , yes you can afford a Club Room, hell get political bang on the council's doors to demand for one, get organised people! you have to realise this and this is a sure fire way to fight the invasion of the CI isolation... also deaf coffee, nah, get alcohol for ****s sake, coffee nice in mornings but what about actualy real Deaf social, Do something about OR you WILL witness the real demise of the Deaf Community , do you want that? NO! so Get your shit together people!!
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I am so glad you had fun. Soon you may find lots of other deaf events once you get to know people there. There is pizza, bowling, day trips and even cruises! Lots to do and so glad you are getting involved and had fun with your kids. ASL is for everyone.
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Nickysunflower, glad you had fun at that coffee get together and welcome to Alldeaf.......if you don't already know, next weekend is the Annual Deaf Pig Roast in Williamsburg.......the 8th annual.
DEAFSKEPTIC----heads up for you if you wanna go, too. The Committee is expecting around 900 people---google the Williamsburg Deaf Pig Roast for more details on this..... |
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p.s. I love pig roasts.
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Yeah, but if I was in charge, I'd go with several pigs. I think they call the smaller ones porkers. I can't imagine getting a huge pig to feed upwards of a thousand people. There was no mention anywhere, and there was a lot of talk prior to the event and now that it is over, they are still talking about it.......no mention of how this is done, etc, etc. It was the 8th annual bash so one would think that there'd be expertise.....like pits in the ground, etc, etc.....I'll try to find out more....
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I am more familiar with the pits that did the big roast beef.....I remember a pit that was about 8 feet long by maybe two feet wide and 5-6 feet deep. |
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Arrived in WI yesterday and went to deaf coffee in donwtown Milwaukee tonight. Interested to see how it differs from deaf chat/events back home. Had an enjoyable time, learned a new sign (unfit to repeat here haha), and met some good people :-). Biggest difference was that most of the people there were ASL students, only a few deaf (who were wonderfully patient with the students ... and no, they didn't teach the students the new sign they taught me LOL).
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I missed going on Wednesday because of the tornado, but will go in two weeks. The one I went to had one Deaf man the rest students or interpreters. We had a great time. Everybody was very patient Wichita put my kids at ease
). I will let you know how the next one goes.
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