Lost my internet when tried to comment last night - twice _ 3rd try a charm ?

Sent this to someone with hearing problems the first time I read &amp; watched. She said Apologies was wonderful even though it made her cry.  She has always been reluctant to ask for an ASL interpreter for local events for several reasons, not the least of which is adding cost to shoestring budgets. She has decided to try and organize a volunteer group interested in developing their music interpretation skills.  
So thank you for posting this, KC .. from her for the motivation .. from me for the education.  

On a less serious note . . I know a lovely funny lady who is a professional ASL interpreter in the Boston area.  In the right circumstances,  she can be coaxed to do sign language karaoke to songs that just beg for "over-emoting" (think Patridge family, show tunes, etc) and bring a group of people to a different kind of tears.  As fun as it is, it also reinforces that ASL is not a limited use curiosity but truly a language.  

On an even less serious note . . a video made the rounds a while back of  someone using Cee-lo Green's 'Forget you' (NSFW version) for her finals in a college level sign language class.  I lmao but your mileage may vary . . you've been warned  :D  . . http://youtu.be/sv3tadz5Q3o