Deaf Event Paper

indifferent(p) Event Paper For my deaf(p) Event I decided to attend the Silent Dinner at Valley cattle farm Barbeque this past Tuesday April 27th, 2010 with my fellow classmate a best friend, chromatic Cullens. A few days leading up to the event I was completely nervous I didnt know what to expect. With further universe a beginning sign language one educatee I was afraid that I would freeze up or sign something that would be offensive or make me look stupid. When we got to Valley Ranch the dinner party had already started so we got in line and ordered our food.We then took our seating area in the separate banquet type room they put us in for the silent dinner. Everything was so overwhelming at first, everyone was signing so fast we couldnt keep pace and didnt want to be rude by asking for help. Thankfully we werent alone on that point were fellow other Lone Star Students there along with gamy School students. Even Leyel Hudson attended the event which made things even more comfortable for us having a teacher we know around to countenance us if needed any help.I cant suppose I stressed so much beforehand about attending, the Houston Deaf Community was very welcoming and helpful when we would sign with them. They made trusted to try and go slower for us and some even helped by writing things down on paper so we could keep up. My darling thing about the event was not just meeting Deaf parents, but the children of Deaf Parents. I met a young 8 grade old boy and his older sister who was 12.They have not only learned English but also Sign Language so they can communicate with their parents. They were truly a great inspiration to be around. Attending this Deaf Event has inspired me to attend more not just while Im enrolled as a student at Lone Star but on my own time. presently because of attending this event Im making it my goal to solve Deaf Events to my job, McAlisters Deli. Overall the experience was one Ill neer forget for the rest of my life.