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Well, so far I haven't found any differences. Pretty well has been 6 of one half dozen of the other. Shirts and skins...etc. And now back to our main topic!:laugh2:

Hmmm...was thinking it might be a good place to look for a job when I get out of school. I have a life long friend who has lived in Ohio for years. She's been trying to get my hubby and I to move up there closer to her for years. She lives just outside of Columbus. She said that she doesn't...

Hearing people, while they can hear, apparently don't have a tendency to actually listen.:roll:

Oh geez...I know EXACTLY what you mean. I got a mother who says she prays for me everyday to get my hearing back and to "git right with gawd because he'll make everything better." I'm like :shock: "WTF?" I hate that sort of shit. I wasn't born deaf, but I had problems with my ears all my...

Anyone here know if the Colombus, Ohio area is Deaf friendly?

Why is it all the Deaf communities are in areas that are really friggin' cold in the Winter time?

Damn...sounds like the school needed to hire teachers who understood what it's like to be deaf/Deaf. What is S.E.E.?:hmm:

Oh yum! Dark beer! I miss dark beers! UGH! I so gotta learn how to make gluten free beer!

I dare say I would have a great deal of fun Smithtr, seeing as how THC is only soluble in fat or alcohol. LOL Damn good thing the stuff is becoming legal in a lot of places....I may just try it one of these days.:naughty: ;)

Sounds like things would have been a LOT better for you if you had gone to a school for the Deaf. I grew up being able to hear, and I was lucky enough that reading, language and grammar came easy to me...but when I became deaf I realized that I really needed to learn ASL. That has been a little...

I am getting a "404 not found" message when I hit this link.:hmm: Ah, never mind...I finagled with the link and finally got it to come up. http://www.hrmatters1.com/publication.htm Oh yeah, and thanks for the link whatdidyouay. :)

Nope, Rowan County, Kentucky. MUCH further away. 7 hours....definitely NOT a day trip. LOL:shock:

Wow...sounded like a rough place to live. :shock: Hmmm...wonder what pot beer or wine would be like?:hmm::naughty:

I agree. I don't understand why these other so-called "experts" would say that learning ASL would make it harder for a child, or anyone, to learn English or any other written/spoken language.

Land between the lakes area? We been through there a couple of times when we took trips out west to AZ and TX. You would be a fair piece from Morehead then. LOL

I had no problem with hitting 30, but 40...that was different. It was like everything started trying to fall apart. Hearing went at 40 and got diagnosed with Celiac Disease, had to have my gall bladder removed when I was 43, just got diagnosed with RA recently, (age 44), when I went to the...

That would be cool. I am just learning and I don't want to spend a shitload of money on supplies only to have my gluten free beer turn out to taste like shit or something else undrinkable. LOL

Hmmm...banana wine and kiwi wine....I gotta try those!

ooooooh, Moonshine is about the only hard liquor I like...the only other one is Absinthe. I've had some of that really good double back and twisted Kentucky Moonshine. Would love to sit me up a little gallon sized still and make some. Otherwise, I stick to making homemade wine. Used to be all...

I believe bilingualism is good for anyone. I tend to like dead languages...which, I realize, may not be of any use in this day and time, except maybe in a museum or as an archaeologist. LOL But, I find language fascinating....how it's developed over the ages and so on. ASL is a beautiful...