It's not as localized as in the past. With all the new freeways, better cars and cheaper airfares, people are more spread out. We have many organizations in California like the social groups, athletic clubs, service organizations, alumni associations and the CAD, which has local chapters. Almost every week there's something going on. We have telephone services and people will call and let you know what's going on in their area.
People always go there.
We have basketball, softball, tennis, fishing, bowling. They'll bowl for three hours and talk and gamble for the other 21 hours. All in all, life in southern California is good for deaf people. Kyle told you everything, so I don't have much to add. I was born deaf.