Missy follows up with an update on her original video, “The Value of Paper Money,” when her daughter had tore a $20 bill in half. Now Missy explains what has happened since that original video, and just how the system works in case you find yourself with half of a $20 bill. See the original video here at: http://deafnation.com/missysview/the-value-of-paper-money/
Have you ever thought carefully about the ASL sign for “equal” means? When you say you want to be equal to another, it often means being equal in more ways than one. And ultimately, you might not always want to remain equal when you really think about all of its meanings. Take a look on the newest “Missy’s View,” and think carefully about whether you still feel you want to be “equal” in every situation.
This special edition of Missy’s View takes a look at Chuck Baird and his many contributions to De’VIA. She talks about her encounter with Chuck Baird in this touching tribute, “A Note to Chuck Baird.”
Christmas is filled with history and best of all, stories. Watch Missy’s ASL version of Santa’s Story, a wonderful story about the spirit of Christmas and Santa Claus, wonderful for children and complete with beautiful ASL.
Missy’s View returns after a brief hiatus after Missy celebrated the birth of a new addition to her family! On this episode, Missy talks about her experience signing to babies, and when she chooses to start signing to her baby.
We all treat our money as something much more than just paper. But when Missy’s daughter treats a $20 like she would any other paper, Missy runs into a problem of what to do with her $20 bill and wonders what happens then.
On this episode of Missy’s View, Missy ponders one of Helen Keller’s well known quotes; “Blindness separates us from things, but deafness separates us from people.” Just what does this mean to a Deaf person, and is this quote still relevant today?
Missy explores the age-old question of whether a glass is half-empty or half-full. A person’s response often reflects their state of mind and personality type, and very often people have different answers. But Missy gives a new look on this question, and gives you a different perspective on whether a glass is half-empty or half-full.
Missy takes you through a reading of Shel Silverstein’s poem, “Deaf Donald.” This little known poem for children talks about Deaf Donald and Talkie Sue, and how a language barrier led them to lose each other. See the latest edition of Missy’s View to get a taste of poetry!
On the newest edition of Missy’s View, Missy analyzes and explores a large picture in one of her favorite Mexican restaurants in Arizona. She shares the poem on the picture, “Viva Zapata!” and thinks about the influence of Mexican culture. Does Deaf culture share similarities with the pride that Mexican culture has? What makes our culture truly, Deaf Culture?
Have you ever thought about what the word “Talk” means? You may have your own definition, but you’d be surprised to learn that so do other people. Not everyone has the same definition of Talk, and sometimes a different definition will lead to an awkward moment. See what Missy’s View is on the various definitions of Talk, and how she was once put on the spot!
In the newest epsiode of Missy’s view, Missy talks about different signs for “Pregnant,” and muses about what to do when you go to a dentist for teeth cleaning when your teeth are already clean!
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