And it's my new thing I'm going to do this year to get back to it. What new things are you doing this year to get back to it? I just wanted enjoy some more. Bye
Todd Wiese
@Raretodd · 2:12
But I'm taking official classes at the Georgia Center for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing. It's going to be virtual, though, because of Covet, of course. So it will be done over Zoom or teams or one of those things. But if you search YouTube if you search YouTube for Epic Translate Sign Language Interpreters at Metal shows, that's one of the reasons I want to get into it
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 0:22
Hey, Todd, that is so cool that you're doing that. It's on my list, you know, ASL. So how fantastic. Thanks for connecting with this. I think when we hear each other's ideas, it inspires new ideas. Also. You do not want to hear me play right now it's squeaky and a bit offensive, but very soon I'll play a scale. I'll be confident enough to do that. Thank you. So good to hear from you
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
But instead of Dystopian protopian taking what's going on situation happening right now or where we're going with technology or whatever else and then flipping it and sharing stories of still with plot and arc, however, exploring stories where there could be transcendence of the same very problems that might be coming our way or we're already dealing with
Sontaia Briggs
@PKBriggs · 1:37
And then also indeed, that is so cool. I love that because there is so much a Dystopian stories and we are living in dystopian times, I would say. Right. But also something good could possibly come from these things or something good probably is happening right there's balance with everything. So I just love that you're doing that, like choosing to see what actually are the successes or innovations or bright lights or bright spots or whatever you want to however you're want to phrase it
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 0:24
Hey, just an encouragement here, too, that I think sharing our progress on swell is awesome, whether it's a poem or a squeaky scale or a story. Yeah. I think it's one place where we can just kind of be and see our progress and encourage each other. So thank you all for this. It's a progress. It's a process. Thanks
Jessica McMillan
@JLMcMillan · 2:01
So, yeah, I'm just going to keep it into high gear, and one day I'll pick up something new when I can fit in with everything else. For me, it's often language acquisition. So for Todd, that's really great to hear about the AFL, that's amazing. I think that we should always try to make room for finding better ways to communicate with each other. But anyway, thanks so much, and hopefully you'll hear some more
There's just something about the cello. I feel it in my core. The vibrations, the tone, the tenor of it. I don't know exactly what it is, but it brings me alive, and it's my favorite instrument. And this particular song is my ringtone on my phone. And yes. So you leave me with many smiles, and I Wiese you much happiness and enjoyment this year in getting back into the Jello
Theertha Panachoor
@theertha · 0:45
All this time, I was too afraid of what people would think, but I don't care about that anymore. And I really want to start a YouTube channel and start uploading. So we'll see where that goes. Yeah. I hope you are successful learning the cello, and I hope everybody day has a beautiful day