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Just returned from Deaf Coffee - first time I went to that, am glad I went!
 
Haven't found one in this area since I just moved here in June. I know there are a few places that have a LOT of activities and maybe I need to check them out. Just have to find the time with all of the family obligations.
 
dogmom said:
Just returned from Deaf Coffee - first time I went to that, am glad I went!
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What is a Deaf Coffee, Dogmom? Is that at a public place where there are Deaf people talking over coffee? Or is that online? :scratch: Years ago, I went to the Hearing Society in Minneapolis, Minnesota as a young adult for a Deaf club where we had coffees and we just signed (chatted) anything we wanted to say. :hmm:
 
Bebonang said:
What is a Deaf Coffee, Dogmom? Is that at a public place where there are Deaf people talking over coffee? Or is that online? :scratch: Years ago, I went to the Hearing Society in Minneapolis, Minnesota as a young adult for a Deaf club where we had coffees and we just signed (chatted) anything we wanted to say. :hmm:
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Pretty much a deaf gathering at a local coffee shop.
I've heard 300+ deafies getting it together at a starbucks!!! :shock:
Imagine a small cafe with 300 people coming at the same time.:laugh2:
 
posts from hell said:
Pretty much a deaf gathering at a local coffee shop.
I've heard 300+ deafies getting it together at a starbucks!!! :shock:
Imagine a small cafe with 300 people coming at the same time.:laugh2:
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Wow, that is amazing. No, I could not imagine that many Deafies like 300 people in a small cafe (coffee shop). :shock: Thank you for explaining to me about that. I have never went to Starbucks or a deaf gathering at a coffee shop. I only attended Social Events in a small city on the mainland outside of the island where I live. Very interesting and enlightening. :cool2:
 
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