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Posted by Jennifer Dowd Giuliano on October 25, 2010 · Leave a Comment

I’m at a park in West Hollywood with my son. Kids are hopping on and off of bikes, throwing sand, making body sandwiches on the slides. Yelling. Parents are hopping on and off cell phones, texting while pushing swings, spying (behind Raybans) each other’s post-baby bodies. Yelling. Over on one of the picnic tables I … Continue reading →

Filed under Essay, Life in L.A. · Tagged with American Sign Language, Gallaudet University, Hearing, Hearing impairment, IPhone, listening, Mobile phone, sign language, United States, west hollywood

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