"The best part for them is to be able to socialize with kids who have similar conditions," Mr. Muir continued.
I find it frustrating, because I love to cook and to have friends and family over and to be able to socialize with them as I prepare dinner.
"A lot of the people who live here, we share common language; we're able to socialize," Mary Susan Case, 72, who was born deaf to a hearing family, said through an interpreter.
"In the United States, employers have been able to socialize costs of doing business by diverting them to the government and thus to other taxpayers," says Susan Ursel, a Toronto-based attorney, and a senior partner at Ursel Phillips Fellows Hopkinson LLP.
Misty was only weeks away from the end of her quarantine, and she would soon be able to socialize with some of her old cohorts from the Hawthorn Corporation: eight female Asians that had been given over to the sanctuary.
Yes, my father was able to socialize with the heads of the major corporations in America and live on an expense account the way they did, but it was always clear who was the boss.
Of course, the time when robots will be able to socialize and take care of household chores still lies in the future.
I was able to socialize again and beginning to rediscover positive emotions and associations.
It's tough to pay that amount of debt down, live in a decent city and still be able to socialize and do fun things.
