Thanks again! I really appreciate it! My uncle was deaf, so I learned a LOT of sign language from him, from church, from Sign Language Class in College, from books, from the Internet. Wherever I could pick it up, I learned it, so that I could have fun learning & comminicate better with my uncle. I still remember one time I learned a Deaf Joke, & told my mom. She told her brother - my uncle - & that was the FIRST time that my uncle understood a joke a TRULY laughed at a joke. Usually when he heard a "joke" he would know that it was supposed to be a joke, & would politely smile & nod his head. But when he heard the Deaf Joke I told my mom, he TRULY laughed. That was a HUGE bonding moment for my mom & my uncle. I really miss him. He passed away 2 years ago from 2 inoperable brain tumors. FORTUNTELY, he slipped away in his sleep.That doesn't make it MUCH easier for the rest of us, though. I wish there were a way to look for deaf people or EVEN BETTER, a Deaf Club in Canandaigua, New York (Which is where I live.) Sorry to ramble on. Thanks for your help in answering the "I'm Just a Bill" question. I found this link for you. ENJOY!
"I'm Just a Bill" cartoon on YouTube.com
Eight divided by one-half equals four squared!

My son was born with hearing loss.

Thank you SO much! Have you worked with Hard-of-Hearing people before?

http://www.schoolhouserock.tv/Bill.html