This site is for anyone who is curious what's up with me. My name is Jon-Lenois Savage. I'm proud to be deaf, use American Sign Language, and live in San Diego, CA. I want to share my life and family (Wife Holly, Daughter Renny, and Son Lenny) through Vlog and Blog with you.
What's Lenois?
That's my dad's and my middle name, and my son's first name aka "Lenny". I call us "L3NOIS" as 3rd generations that are alive.
hahaha! Good story. You always catch me off guard with random comments, then I realize it's related to what I have written on my shirt. NOW IT'S YOUR TURN!!
I remember you from San Diego, and I'm glad to see you have a Vlog now! I just converted my ten-year-old website into a blog, and added you to my blogroll.
I watched that story about being recognized as Deaf in Starbucks, and I thought, "Wow, just like the ASL videotaped stories I used to watch when I was learning ASL!" The story was short and sweet, easy to follow, and contained a little lesson about deaf culture with a surprise ending. Very cute!
Hahaha.. I rewind to see what did your t-shir's message. I have hard time to read because of too bright yellow.. until I had to focus on black ink.. until I finally get it now.. It is not easy to read your t shirt has to say?
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LOL. Thanks for sharing it with us.
BTW, check out our website - www.deafcoffee.com
Smile!
gwlj
Hi Jon!
Far out! Hey, I want this t-shirt! Hook me up?
Belle (remmy me? I now live in my home state, Louisiana)
Hello Grant,
Yeah, I went to that coffee shop in Pacific Beach that used to be Coffee Creme.
About 10 coffee houses in Pacific Beach area!
Ohhh Hello Belle!
Yes, I do remember you from old days!
I had this tee for Deaf Awarness Day when I was co-chairperson for events in 2005. I will shared your comments to commitee of 2006
Funny.
hahaha! Good story. You always catch me off guard with random comments, then I realize it's related to what I have written on my shirt. NOW IT'S YOUR TURN!!
Jon,
I remember you from San Diego, and I'm glad to see you have a Vlog now! I just converted my ten-year-old website into a blog, and added you to my blogroll.
I watched that story about being recognized as Deaf in Starbucks, and I thought, "Wow, just like the ASL videotaped stories I used to watch when I was learning ASL!" The story was short and sweet, easy to follow, and contained a little lesson about deaf culture with a surprise ending. Very cute!
Jon,
It is hard to see your t-shirt..what it say? My vision is blurr or your vlog is not clearly to read it so fast.
Could you send me?
Margaret
Hahaha.. I rewind to see what did your t-shir's message. I have hard time to read because of too bright yellow.. until I had to focus on black ink.. until I finally get it now.. It is not easy to read your t shirt has to say?
Far out the message is funny..
Margaaret.
*laughing*
Far out! If I was in your shoes, I would be flattered! Really, it is so funny!
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