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Chicken wrangler

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hi folks. I’ve been doing this for a week, with my wife. As I’m half deaf and wouldn’t be surprised if it deteriorated in the years to come We decided it would be a useful exercise to learn BSL now whilst we have the opportunity.

it does, of course, mean I will have fewer excuses for not hearing things. We are both pipers and I’ve noticed that my musical ear, or lack of, is starting to cause minor problems. Many people may say that losing one person playing the bagpipes may be a good thing😋. 
Anyway, I shall play on regardless and continue to grow old disgracefully. 
really enjoying this fascinating course though. 

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