Beautiful!!!! I love you Jennifer & am inspired by all the ways you are walking and living in your purpose!!! Keep letting your light shine! You are an inspiration and vessel of God!!!
i love love love debbie allen she was the reason i took dance classes and enhanced my love of singing with the all star cast of fame. she is a woman i have admired my entire life. she is such an inspiration.
.A Dagwood sandwich is a giant sandwich that was famous in a comic strip that was a black-and-white newspaper item that people my age read before there was computers. It was also called the funny papers. the comic in the Sunday section of the newspaper Dagwood and his wife were always doing things and so when he wanted a sandwich he wanted everything that was in the refrigerator-it two or three types of meat lettuce peppers everything that was in there so that was called a Dagwood sandwich. around here in Texas we call it a subway or a sub. I’ve heard of torta that’s the Spanish influence here so Texas is so big you have a lot of people that pronounce things differently. I’ve heard pocketbook and purse and Bolsa again that is Spanish. I work with persons who are deaf and we have a sign language study book from Texas? school for the deaf which I think is now probably out of print but it would show you the sign we need to use for particular topic in three languages English Spanish and sign language and it was pretty wonderful. originally a pocketbook was like a savings account passbook that you carried with you and carried it in their pockets of their jackets so when you made a deposit to your bank, they wrote it in your little book inside their initials to prove that it went into the bank that was like your receipt because they weren’t computers back then .OK so it was all manually operated and that was proof that she made your deposit so if there is any discrepancy later on when you got your written statement at the end of the month that was your proof and those were very valuable very important documents and you usually carry them in the men’s breast pocket and the ladies carried it in their purses.some of the Pedigree dictionaries that you can find in Books A Million will also show you those things and again you’re right a lot of this is generational. my grandmother who lived to be 102 years old called it a pocketbook at first and then later it became a purse to her. so it’s pretty fun Interpreter spend a lot of time trying to make sure you have the right sign for the correct word like for the example run you may have a runny nose you may have a run in your stocking you may run around the corner just run over there and do it and all of those are different signs one of the sign language teachers has a whole study on the word make make a sandwich make a bed make a dress all of those are different signs so it’s pretty fascinating we spend a lot of time doing that and also learning about various idioms and generally there are seven geographic dialects in Texas in sign language you’ll also have home signs which are signs that only people individual household will use the other people probably wouldn’t know and then there’s slang sign some of which can be pretty awful and then you have signs that have dual meanings like the University of Texas has the hook em horns sign as their symbol but I heard a story one time how UT went to the deep south of the United States to play a football game down there and they had their band played their marching fight song and they did there’s sign and it was considered a hex sign in that state and it was obscene and the people pelted the band with rocks and stuff like that and end it was it turned into a horrible event so it’s always good that you ask and on the highway that she showed that big one that was all massive some folks in Dallas we called that the mixmaster or possibly the interstate something like that. The one thing that really embarrassed me everybody in north Texas and I think even as far down as Austin to where I went to college will ask you when you come to visit what kind of Coke do you want?Then do you wanna Dr Pepper do you wanna 7-Up do you want to Santa do you want a strawberry do you want a 7-Up or a story or a Fanta (Sp ish)Oklahoma calls it an orange drink or strawberry but they always ask you do you wanna Coke? What kind do you want? And people think we’re all crazy so we went to Washington DC to Gallaudet university the only college for the deaf completely deaf everything there is in sign language in Washington DC and we asked this lady in a hot August day when it was 100° and the heat index is worse where we could find a Coke machine and she looked at us very oddly and was kind of disgusted with us and said it’s at the front gate on the right and I was thinking to myself I don’t remember seeing a Coca-Cola machine there and as we got closer we realize she thought we meant cocaine not a soda pop. Boy were we embarrassed and after we’d walked that far we were about to die of thirst so we went back to a cafeteria and I think we just got tea instead lol.
@@OctoberVibez no it's not that I'm smart. But it appears unlike Sherri she is not releasing full episodes on RU-vid. This happens to be a full episode and a decision was made for it to released now.. not at the time it aired. This would appear to be in keeping with the pattern she has established thus far
That’s not a Dagwood. A Dagwood is STACKED in LAYERS. It looks NOTHING like this. Here in Cleveland we call them Sub (submarine) sandwiches, but I’ve heard some people call them heroes or hoagies. On the East coast they call them Hoagies or Heroes depending on city/state.
Debbie don't lie. You went to the Sally Bowie dance school with me and Phylicia and after that you and Phylicia went to the Alley to study ACTING. I AM LOOKING FOR YOU TWO. I AM GETTING OLD ❤YOU. and Phylicia.
