get the smoked turkey sandwich on rye at sollys next time with sprouts. MAKE SURE TO ASK FOR NO PICKLES CAUSE IT COMES WIth AND YOU COULD DIE.ONONON

get it. spouts and you can make out.

also im going to mumble all the important things to you. (lie)

i agree with you 100%. the value of a conversation that goes beyond words is indescribable. i think that everyone should feel capable of appreciating the nonverbal elements that go hand-in-hand with conversation, but i also believe that should serve as a fair warning to others to give consideration to the words they choose that provide the basis for those conversations.

there are innumerable wonderful things in this world, and i want to experience all of them. for us, not being able to hear as well as the next person can be regarded just as much as a gift as it is a disability. you’re damn-right-on with that one. but as much as i’d love to embrace a more vibrantly sensed world, i think it’s also worth establishing to people who might not think beyond their privileges, and who think it’s okay to litter words.

I dare say that your criticism of the waste in what people have to say to you is inaccurate. Perhaps their choice of words is poor but I dare say that we can find value in just about anything shared. I’ve found that observing all of the other wonderful ways that we communicate beyond simple words has proven to be far more rewarding. Perhaps there’s a bunch of “umms” and “ahhs” but I’ve often found that there’s also a sparkle in their eyes, a grin on their lips or a tear in their eye.

Call it self-help “cheese” but I think we’ve been gifted with an opportunity to communicate in a way that makes our lives far more rich. Consider joining me in embracing all the great things that people are saying to us in ways that I’m sure most are not aware of.