Monday morning always seems to come way too quickly. I had great time on a Mother’s Day yesterday and if you haven’t seen my vlog as you can check this out: I noticed that I forgot to add picture of my brunch yesterday in this video and here is picture: Don’t they look good, right?? […]
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A six year old girl, Ember, is sharing her second annual Christmas story of “The Crayons’ Christmas” by Drew Daywalt. It includes with subtitles, ASL, and voice-over Crayons’ scenes! If you really enjoyed Ember’s story and you wants to buy that book which is called “The Crayons’ Christmas” by Drew Daywalt and you can find
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About CODA from Sundance Films: As a CODA (Child of Deaf Adults) Ruby is the only hearing person in her deaf family. When the family’s fishing business is threatened, Ruby finds herself torn between pursuing her love of music and her fear of abandoning her parents. “The greatest gift, what truly sets people apart is the
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Creating a resume can be a very difficult. However, with some help and guidance, it can be very easy. I would like to think that I am very good at creating and improving resumes. When I was looking for jobs in past before I was about to graduate. I used the career office at my
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Some deaf individuals are fortunate to graduate college with little to no debt, thanks to Vocational Rehabilitation Services (DVRS). I am proud to be one of them. I graduated without debt, and I am incredibly thankful to the vocational rehabilitation services that supported me throughout my journey. During my college years, I interned through the
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