You heard it here first. Hearing aids are now, by official proclamation, cool. Although losing your hearing is still a drag, hearing aids and other hardware don't have to be. Out of the dresser drawer and into the street!
Sunday, July 28, 2013
Here's Tikka, my interpreter-bird. She sits on my shoulder, and tells me what she hears. Her hearing is exquisite. Her vocabulary consists of about 7 words and 15 other sounds, including the hawk-alert sound and the "pay attention to me" incessant, increasingly-urgent click. But she makes the most of what she has to work with, and if all else fails, she bites my earlobe. At which point I turn to look at her, and she says, "What?"
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Hi Tikka,
Thanks for visiting my blog. I alert my person to a lot of things, too, even though she doesn't use hearing aids. But she doesn't hear or see everything I do, like the time the hawk landed in the driveway and the time the fox ran by the window. There are so many predators around!
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