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So are you going to ask another question or do we get to sit here and look at the pretty pixels as they refresh the screen over and over?

Oops, I made a little typo. The first sentence is supposed to say the picture on the left. There aren't two right pictures. Sorry about that. And thank you, I think they're adorable too.

Those are my nieces and my nephew. The picture on the right is of my nephew (Taro) and older niece (Anwyn) kissing their new sister (Alaurial). The picture on the right is of Alaurial now. They're my babies! :-D

Vocabulary wise, I would suggest a book with clear instruction and not just pictures. You can't always tell what you're supposed to do just from the pictures.

Thanks for the clarification

They're my "babies", but they'r not my own children. The left side is my niece and nephew giving a kiss to their new sister. The one on the right is a picture of the baby when she's older. I was their nanny beforeI started school. I love my babies! I'm nearing 21. We have a bulletin...

Thanks for the encouragement. :) And I live in Commerce City

That was basically my thought. However, I figured I'd answer anyway.

I am in my second ASL class, planning to enter the interpreter preparation program at my college in the fall. Last semester, I received an "A" in ASL and so far, I've only gotten A's on my quizzes. However, I have so much trouble communicating out of the class room. I don't know why. The...

I can neither drive nor shop....

As one of seven children, this is a much needed skill if you plan to ever hold a conversation. It has it's down sides though.

Gee, don't I feel silly. However, since no one else has said anything, I'll get the ball rolling. I'm going to dedicate this post to Jailton. The sweetest, most caring, smartest guy I know. Beijos!

Believe it or not, but I actually know a group of deaf persons who use the redundant pronoun in certain situations.

I'm hearing....now

Ah, you're right. You just messed up your quote, which is why it looked like you'd said it. Ok then, Ck Farbes, same question.

I'm sorry, I didn't understand that sentence. Where did you get your definition of a Gypsy? The only definition I've ever found is along these lines: A member of a nomadic people originating in northern India and now living on all continents

I say we just go back to the signing of the declaration and start over. Then we can make the same mistakes all over again and we'd still be in the same place we are now. All these topics ever do is get people arguing over who's right and they don't solve the problems of our past or present.

I'm not quite sure I understand...

Thanks for all the information.

Nicely put