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Wow! Love the tea message. Like your haircut too. 😉
You the coolest dude in the world.
Damion Jackson
That’s really funny and totally relevant to the theme at DST Conference! If I remember right, one of the lecturers said: “Three Methods to learning Wisdom: 1st- by Reflection, which is Noblest, 2nd-by imitation, which is easiest, and 3rd-by Experience, which is Bitterest.” I’m glad you enjoyed the conference. This was my fourth time attending it, and it was fun chatting with you only for like 10 minutes.
Great summary, Jon! I am glad you posted this so people know Deaf Studies Today is one of the BEST conferences EVER! xo Lipstick