Last Class This Weekend

We're down to our last session this coming Saturday and I still feel totally unimproved. It was funny though because Sir Rey was painstakingly creating these scenarios for us to guess which animal he was referring to, and I generally got all the animals and the signs right. He commented that I am guessing fast and I explained that I already knew because I taught my son sign language.

Hehe.

May I pass the tests with flying colors.... even if I have to miss graduation.

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Frustrated FSL Student

The past two weeks had my classmates arriving late or absent, without informing the others, so we start classes at around 10 already. It's geeky of me but that really gets me annoyed because I usually lack sleep but make sure to come on time so that we'd cover more lessons. Plus, this is FSL 2... I want to be tons better at signing and 'reading' signs now.

I also have a problem approaching Deaf students for I feel shy still... and have yet to meet my Deaf buddy. I have not logged any of the ten hours I need for the course.

Ooohhhh... I really want to be signing bad!

Good thing my son continues to respond to my signs and tolerates (and learns) my signing while storytelling. At least, two or so years from now, he will be effectively multi-lingual! haha.

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Breast Cancer Info & Clinic for Deaf Women

Since it is Women's Month, Deaf and hearing women are invited at the Trinity Lutheran Church (Edsa cor Timog, across GMA and beside the bus station) on March 27, 1:00 PM for a talk on breast cancer. Please reserve slots by texting 0927-528-8662 your name.

Those with deaf female relatives are especially encouraged to bring their kin to this important gathering so that they too can have access to crucial information on one of the leading causes of death in women.

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