The audacity!

Handspeak's creator(s) have put in so much time and energy to make an impressive collection of resources! I am going to start being a patron this week to see what's behind the paywall, but the free stuff has been endlessly useful.

anterior temporal and left occipital lobes.
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC...

Both Chinese and American signers were much better at replicating a character drawn with lightpoint in the air. It's not just compensatory development where since a sense is missing, hearing, vision develops. It's that using sign language grows the brain in these ways, or causes gyrification in left

I keep returning to this essay:
www.handspeak.com/learn/228/

with regards to what?

my best efforts to betray zero response. Oh was there a sound? Sorry, didn't hear. He makes it but louder, closer to my ear. My hand wants to smack the sound away. I force myself to lie still. Dead Inside is how we get through the next 15 years!

emotional responses to stimuli. This began when eldest, LB, began making mouth sounds. I don't know if anyone told him that smacking and clucking sounds make me want to fade into the earth and cease to exist. He figured it out a month ago, and seems bizarrely aware of how much power he holds despite

Fun Fact: If I am in anything but a terrific mood, the sound of whispering is nails on a chalkboard. It makes my whole body tense up. But I love my kids, so I just do this meditation called Dead Inside that I invented for these situations. I am Dead Inside, capable of doing basic tasks, but have no

14. Hasan: bsky.app/profile/desi...

This was helpful for me. Thank you.

What is an idea landlord?