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Ummmm There are many deaf kids and adults in the Flint area. Michigan School for the Deaf is located in Flint, as far as Royal Oak I can't think of anything right there, but there is an interpreting agency in Pontiac called Deaf CAN. At the very least they can give you some advice. :mrgreen:

WOW ! I hope not. Good to see you showing your face around here once in a while. Thanks again for the info I asked for, eventhough it still doesn't make sense to me.

They did a tv program about this family. It is amazing that she can pull all of it off. She home schools all of them, each of the older ones have a younger one to watch and take care of. The babies don't get buddies until they are done nursing. Each child has several chores, dinner, laundry...

I don't know if it has been mentioned yet, but there is a book called A Basic Course in Sign Language, it is what the colleges around here use. They break the book down into lessons and the lessons are all on a topic. States, verbs, etc.. it also has a different syntax rule with each lesson...

Bowl here too I also like bowls better. In fact I prefer to use a teaspoon for most things too! So maybe I am the weird one.

Good to see you!

I actually remember Showbiz. Didn't they have a giant animatronic bear character named "Billy Bob?" Yes they did! And Fatz the Gorilla. Showbiz was so much better than Cuck E Cheese. If I remember correctly though, Chuck E Cheese just recovered the animatronic bots in different animals...

Hey! Maybe you TRSers are lame, but don't you go knockin' us VRSers .. those are fighten words! LOL How are you doin?

You guys crack me up. I thanked C for entertaining me on the late shift, I guess I should thank you too. The banter between you two Priceless.. Do you know eachother IRL?

It has been suggested to me that I actually introduce myself. I have been lurking on this board for quite some time and have decided to come out of my shell and join in all the fun. I don't know what to put in here as an introduction... Let's see... I am currently working as a VRS...

Thank you RebelGirl... I guess I should apologize for hijacking this thread... and back to your regularly scheduled programming..

sounds good.

Well, I wouldn't say that I have more reason than you or AJ do. You two seemed to have quite the following here. :applause: But thank you, I hope that I will be as accepted by others on this board.

Yes, I am a VRS interprter... what do you want to know, I don't mind sharing. You must be able to type like a million wpm huh? :bowdown:

Anytime anytime... honestly sometimes I wish I had the courage to just get into this board a little more, I feel like I am stepping over a line, you all seem to know eachother... but tonight I guess I decided to throw caution to the wind. Besides it's really slow here at work tongiht ;)

Skittles for the flavors. AJ & Cental you guys make me laugh! Make my third shift go much faster.

hearing here too

I think that is why I am so much a lurker and not active, I don't want to add to the drama. There are many times I am tempted to post to a thread but feel that it will start trouble. I too am hearing, I too am a VRS operator. I also happen to be CODA, but just the same, I wonder where my...

Good for you! I was hoping you would go that route. Being Relay interpreter, I seriously think it is a good choice. Especially if you are staying in the interpreting field, they are saying in order to get RID certification you will have to have a degree in the not so distant future.

I understand completely. I am in a very similar situation right now. I too, am an unappreciated realy interpreter. Take the opportunities placed before you and make something of them. A lesson I wish I would have learned a long time ago. I hope the vacation works for you. I am headed to...