Yeah, you’re right. I should check out the indivisible website.
I know what you meant. There’s nothing else quite like it. It really helps to be around people saying intelligent and funny things. I’m very curious now about those stories you heard this morning.
My heart breaks for you. And For the DHH kids.
Sorry you’re sick my friend. How do you find virtual protests? Cool beans. And important ones.
Today is the day! #NoKings. Go here and find your event: www.nokings.org This is the day where we all have to do something and show our strength!
Yeah i had a viscerL reaction “huh wait a minute what just happened? Why do i feel
Connected for a
Moment?”
Or rather “ #1 in fixing problems audist hearing folks create “
Although I’d change it to “problems audist hearing people
Create”
Whhaaaaaat that’s fantastic!!
It totally IS
YUP happened to me the night before life and death brain surgery. Black screen!
Ha! Same here. Who has time (or spoons) for that?
Ha at first i thought you meant finishing writing a book.
I have become bad at finishing reading books. Verrrrrry fussy about them.
Interesting!
Please consider including mine, if you want. @rzemach.bsky.social
And i was just mentioning to Ramon maybe we should look into an air fryer recently. Keep hearing about them.
That was a perfect and amazing game! Great for kids and adults, whaaat? So so so much fun! Good to have the name of it here.
For anyone who is, or who knows someone who is, deaf or hard of hearing and who likes to eat and be around other humans, this one is for you. rachelzemach.substack.com/p/the-innoce...
Best of luck!
Her writing is excellent as are her points.
You’re super welcome my friend
Elliott I absolutely can relate! Lipreading is crazy hard!
But best of all was his respect for thirteen year old me, because I had been hard of hearing since age ten, while his significant hearing loss was new in his seventies.
He called me his coach and asked me questions. I loved mentored that rough looking, kind, genius artist and friend of my mother!
AND two big life size dolls in the windows. He had made and put them there "to guard the house" and I remember being fascinated by how well he did their hands. Have always felt one must make a big doll for safety since then.
Oh my GOODNESS! Came here to Bluesky after a long absence, and now I know WHY! Steig, yes yes yes. complicated and amazing; perfecto. He had a pond and studio full of toys he was making!
For anyone who has regretted the word "soup."
If you, too, are an Inbetweener, between deaf and hearing worlds, you can participate in my second book, which is an anthology on that topic. PM me your email address for more info. Meanwhile, watch out for that soup! www.huffpost.com/entry/coda-d...
www.instagram.com/p/DMQTbwMsds...
I am so honored to have connected with this beautiful team and their beautiful new children’s book with a Deaf character
Amazing photo! Yours?
It does not seem needy to me. It seems brave and self preserving and I admire it. Wish you a better day today.
