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Friday, April 25, 2008
My Deafread Tidbits 4/27/08
My DeafRead Tidbits April 27, 2008
Let me throw out a few subjects here and review them with you. Okay, thanks.
*Note* I do not transcript completely. I just brief the message at least. Thanks.
Emergency and Excuse = same sign message set up a while ago... The message was to focus on the mixed up communication. However, some people gave good suggestions what to do about this sign. I did my part by telling those local people that the sign was not proper. My co-workers also were from Gallaudet and they were not comfortable with that sign, too. The local people told me to leave the sign alone, because they use this sign for many years. I am asking ASL professors what we can do about that? Can you comment on this by responding to my question: what can I do if Deaf signers refuse to change the sign? Do it on your v/blogs, smile. I'd appreciate that!
Domestic Violence and Deaf People message set up a while ago... I had guts to tell the Deaf community. I was wondering whether it was worth my time for telling or not. After I got a lot of comments, not only DeafRead, but others, I was glad that I did my job. Here is the copy of rights of relationship for your reference. For your consideration of relationship possible to improve, or anything that can benefit you... You can highlight this part, and copy it and paste it on your window works word processor. Best I can do for ya!!
Basic Rights in a Relationship:
* The right to emotional support.
* The right to be heard by the other and to be responded to with courtesy.
* The right to have your own point of view, even if it differs from your partner's.
* The right to have your feelings and experiences acknowledged as real.
* The right to live free from accusation and blame.
* The right to live free from criticism and judgment.
* The right to live free from emotional and physical threat.
* The right to live free from angry outbursts and rage.
* The right to be respectfully asked, rather than ordered.
DeafRead's new, not yet coming out, Deafside. I think it is worth it. I am looking forward to this. I am excited all about it.
Now, about DeafRead's customized feature, I did customize my DeafRead to my preferences. I admit it....then I realized that some DR readers would also remove my v/blog to the unwanted list. I do not mind that, but I wonder what if they might be willing to read my v/blog by chance, if it were not for the customized feature. I see the conflict here. This is my reaction about the customized feature. So, I just better let you know about this.
My v/blog has not been one year yet, but I feel like I have been here for long time now. I guess it is all for now.
butterfly, like me...Deaf
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