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Whoa! I missed the deafvlogland fun yesterday (Worst ASL vLog Fest).  ASL vLogs in sport! Yes, I made one — wanted to join you great vloggers!

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Why was I late?

I was gone to Ventura/Santa Barbara for two days with CSDR Track & Field runners, who were qualified for Southern CA Finals. I did not get home until around 11 PM last night. 

It took me almost two hours reading all my favorite blogs and vlogs. And I went ahead making a video around 1 o'clock this morning (1 AM, yes it was one hour after midnight). I thought up some ideas — mostly based on my previous entries. 

Figure it out!?!

Hope it is not toooooo late!

I MAY make the worst ever ASL video post later after the family event this special day. 

Happy Mother's Day!

Update (5/13, 7:45 PM): All of a sudden, I do not feel well.  I will not be able to make another video clip or respond comments/emails tonight. I guess I need some rest.  G'nite.

Teri responds to ABC John's video post on Deafread addiction. 

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 Teri's new video posts coming soon!

Teri discusses how she copes being a deaf mother of ten children attending her sons' rugby games. The video clip may answer many of your questions left in the commebt box.  The video shows a casual day of how her hearing husband and she run the normal weekend day taking the kids to the rugby game and Dodgers'. 

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Teri explains her absence from the v/blogsphere in ASL. Then follows a short silence for those young students who lost their lives at VA Tech. 

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Update (4/18): Readers, I decided to delete my video clip on DeadRead.  It was too long and repetitive. I became enraged when this particular wrong was done.  It was somewhat negative. It was not on my agenda doing a video clip last night. 

That's not my style. 

So, I deleted it and hopefully I will redo it tomorrow night.  I also had several conversations via VP. I did not have sufficent time to do my v/blog and ended up spilling the beans.  Sorry!

Teri expresses her thoughts on several comments left on Barb DiGi's post (Deafprogressive),"Ask NAD President to resign for WHAT?" during her lunchtime. 

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Teri tells her childhood story — playing the Truth & Dare games at MD School for the Deaf. 

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