I talk a lot about my transplant, and my life after transplant, and my goals, dreams and aspirations. . . blah, blah, blah. So upfront I am apologizing for another post of similar content.
I can't even really recall how many years exactly I have been facinated by this. . . . but I still am to this day and I think I should finally learn it. Now maybe I have your attention?? You might be thinking "oooh, I wonder what fabulous thing it is?" or you could be saying "Psshh, I don't care enough to read on". . . . . your choice.
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Congratulations for choosing to listen to me :) So. . .thank you! Okay, I have always been facinated with sign language. I stare when I see people sign out of pure interest! It's captivating! I went to my cousins ASU graduation and I wasn't even bored out my head cuz the entire thing was translated in sign by a woman who had awesome hair (just a side note) :) Well needless to say I want to learn. I know the alphabet and a few basic words, but just enough to make me want more!
It's hard after a transplant to find a purpose in a sense. I mean, like for example: I don't work, I am not in school, I don't have kids to raise, I sit at home a lot on my computer, I don't feel like I am "doing" much with my life. Don't get me wrong, I know my life has a purpose and I am loved and all that jazz. But really? I think I am happy when I am learning. So purhaps now would be a good time to learn. I could take it farther and say "I want to finish learning all the random things I have once started." But I don't have a drum set anymore, or a piano, or the banjo . . . .well those are just the other 3 things I started learning and never mastered. I will keep you posted on my journey to learn to talk with my hands and have it actually mean something :)
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