Monday, February 4, 2008
Come Play With Me!
I've been tagged by Gwen. This is the first time I've ever "played" internet tag so this will be fun. I am to list 7 random facts about myself...
1. I was born at the Naval Hospital in Bethesda MD. My dad was a Marine (Semper Fie!)
2. I played volleyball in college.
3. I used to speak french fluently.
4. I was a sign language interpreter for a HUGE church in Clearwater FL.
5. I have Beta Thalassemia Minor, an inherited blood disorder common in the Mediterranean area.
6. I love to scrapbook (but never seem to find time!).
7. I love foods that are spicy hot.....REALLY spicy hot!
Game of Blog Tag Rules:
*Link to the person that tagged you.
*Post the rules on your blog.
*Share 7 random and/or weird facts about yourself on your blog.
*Tag 7 random people at the end of your post and include links to their blogs.
*Let each person know that they have been tagged by leaving a comment on their blogs.
Tagged: Julie, Holly, Cheri, Mary Susan, Lynn, Emily and Julie.
1. I was born at the Naval Hospital in Bethesda MD. My dad was a Marine (Semper Fie!)
2. I played volleyball in college.
3. I used to speak french fluently.
4. I was a sign language interpreter for a HUGE church in Clearwater FL.
5. I have Beta Thalassemia Minor, an inherited blood disorder common in the Mediterranean area.
6. I love to scrapbook (but never seem to find time!).
7. I love foods that are spicy hot.....REALLY spicy hot!
Game of Blog Tag Rules:
*Link to the person that tagged you.
*Post the rules on your blog.
*Share 7 random and/or weird facts about yourself on your blog.
*Tag 7 random people at the end of your post and include links to their blogs.
*Let each person know that they have been tagged by leaving a comment on their blogs.
Tagged: Julie, Holly, Cheri, Mary Susan, Lynn, Emily and Julie.
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Thanks, Cheri! That was fun!
ReplyDeleteWow, you sure have had a colorful life! As for me, mission accomplished!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing about Christina, I was thinking a lot about her in the past weeks.
Enjoy your blog! My daughter (almost 9) is VERY interested in sign language. She has learned a lot on her own, but would like to become fluent..... any suggestions on how to learn???
ReplyDeleteHEather
Hi Cheri - it was fun getting to know a little bit more about you :)
ReplyDeleteLynn,
I enjoyed your post too :)
Heather,
Many churches, if they have a deaf dept., teach sign language - this is where/how I learned. However, the best way to really get fluent is to spend time with deaf people. I have found them to be infinitely patient and helpful in teaching you...and LOTS of fun. I just planted myself in the deaf department - most of my friends were deaf as were my son's friends. I became fluent very fast because I needed to...I think it is called total immersion :)