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Author: livingbilingualblog17

Remembering T Michele Johnson

March 7, 2023July 31, 2024 ~ livingbilingualblog17 ~ Leave a comment

I would like to honor the life and professional work of my colleague T. Michele Johnson in the field of American Sign Language (ASL).  I observed Ms. Johnson teach for many years and witnessed her dedication to students and passion for educating the Deaf as well as future teachers with special education interests. I met … Continue reading Remembering T Michele Johnson

Poverty

March 2, 2023July 31, 2024 ~ livingbilingualblog17 ~ Leave a comment

People say things happen for a reason  But why do we have to be poor?  I am a kind-hearted person  It must be the fault of our President and his mistakes.  There is war without reason  Politics is corrupted by its constituents  and with many disastrous climates  The community is becoming very dangerous  People get … Continue reading Poverty

My best friend Roy Song 

February 9, 2023July 31, 2024 ~ livingbilingualblog17 ~ Leave a comment

My best friend, Roy Song, was very important in my life, but he is no longer with us.  I met Roy when I was six years old. We were in the same class in third grade. Roy was comical, kind, intelligent, and responsible; he would always light up the room wherever he went. Physically Roy was … Continue reading My best friend Roy Song 

My aunt Tania

February 7, 2023July 31, 2024 ~ livingbilingualblog17 ~ Leave a comment

My maternal aunt was very important to me. Her name was Tania Josefina Rodríguez. Tania was a cheerful, kind, and lovely woman. She was a family-oriented person; it was vital for her to keep her family together.   Tania had two children with whom she instilled essential values. She taught them to be respectful, kind men … Continue reading My aunt Tania

My Grandmother Lilia

January 31, 2023July 31, 2024 ~ livingbilingualblog17 ~ Leave a comment

My maternal grandmother was a very important person to me. Her name was Lilia Ochoa de Barney.  She was a very beautiful woman in her youth and in her old age she was a very pretty "old lady": a little fat, cheerful, vivacious, but sometimes spiteful and liked to have favorites.  I was lucky because … Continue reading My Grandmother Lilia

I was born on Jesus’s birthday and we speak Spanish at home

January 11, 2023July 31, 2024 ~ livingbilingualblog17 ~ Leave a comment

My name is Emery Rose Vasquez. Emery comes from my dad's name. His name is Emerson because they took out the "son" and put a "y" to make it a female name. They chose "Rose" because the night my parents met, my dad came up to my mom and gave her a rose to ask … Continue reading I was born on Jesus’s birthday and we speak Spanish at home

My Adult Life

July 6, 2022July 31, 2024 ~ livingbilingualblog17 ~ 1 Comment

There have been many changes in my life that have made me who I am today. When I moved from Guatemala to the United States at age five, it was definitely the hardest change of my life. I had to go live with my parents whom I had never met before in a new country … Continue reading My Adult Life

My Childhood and Adolescence

July 6, 2022July 19, 2022 ~ livingbilingualblog17 ~ Leave a comment

It all started when me and my siblings were transferred to an asylum for orphaned children in Tenerife. I was 2 years old. We lived there for 6 years of our lives. Although many people believe that we should have had a very bad time, I see it as a very big advantage. Many children … Continue reading My Childhood and Adolescence

My Language and Identity

July 6, 2022July 31, 2024 ~ livingbilingualblog17 ~ Leave a comment

My name is Celian. I'm 18 years old and I'm studying education at SUNY Oneonta University. I'm a very short girl, with dark brown eyes and hair. I'm a person who is very happy, friendly and energetic. I was born in Caguas, Puerto Rico and lived in Gurabo until my family and I moved to … Continue reading My Language and Identity

Conflicts and Transformations

May 31, 2022January 11, 2023 ~ livingbilingualblog17 ~ Leave a comment

I started to change when I realized that the most important things in my life were the internet and my friends. My younger cousins were a hassle for me to deal with; it made me really anxious to spend time with them and I always wanted to be with my friends rather than my family. … Continue reading Conflicts and Transformations

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