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October 15, 2012
Magnus placed his paw on my arm, pushed down firmly and gave me “the look”. This is his way of communicating to me that he needs to go out. It was time for our nightly walk and he had business to take care of, and like, right now.
Being the devoted doggy dad that I am, I obliged.
By M. Matton
Ever wish you had a crystal ball that could predict the future? I bought a crystal ball at a fair once when I was 10. This morning, I took it out of the attic; I wanted to see if it would give me a glimpse of what we can expect at today’s news conference. It wasn’t much help but I do have some hunches.
Check out this blog post from long-time ally, Patti Durr.
[Photo courtesy Jan, Sharon, Candace, and Jehanne]
By John McBride
I’m an interpreter who works on-stage at queer events. Once, after a concert, a hearing dyke came up to me. She said, “Thank you for sign dancing! I don’t know sign, but it’s so pretty – it’s dancing!”
Sign dancing???? She meant well. But like many hearing queers, she had a funny ideas about signed music and interpreters. So here are some thoughts for CTN Magazine’s hearing readers. First, the sad tale of a love gone wrong:
Once upon a time, I had two lovers. One lover was ASL. My other lover was Music.