The Rosa Lee Show

Kiss-Fist is a family online magazine founded as a project by brother-and-sister team, Rosa Lee and Frank Gallimore. It is a “word-of-hand” magazine dedicated to spread the word about our family, friends, and know-whos’ craft. Whether it be off the beaten path, art, poetry, fiction, photography, or even works that defy categorization. The goal is to bring recognition to the remarkable; to showcase things that we love to see, smell, hear, taste or touch. So welcome aboard and enjoy the ride. read more »

Hey Everyone,

You may have seen the news recently that Netflix was releasing a $99 set-top box that allows subscribers, at no extra charge, to view on-demand movies on their televisions. However, if you are a Netflix user and interested in watching streaming video on your computer or television you may be dismayed to find that there is no captioning or subtitles available for this service. read more »

Greetings!

My friend just sent me a dvd full of pictures that one of her co-workers took during my performance at William Woods University last month. Here they are for your viewing pleasure. read more »

Greetings!

The summer is just around the corner! We have had a LOOONNGG winter here in New England so its a treat to be able to enjoy outdoors for a change. I have had two shows since I last blogged. One was at Fulton, Missouri and the other at London, England. The first one was a William Woods University’s Hands Up Club event. read more »

Greetings, folks.

I just got back from Fulton, Missouri where I did my one-woman show. After learning about D-PAN’s recent release of “Beautiful” music video, I couldn’t wait to post it here so that y’all can see it. I’ll post again re: my trip to Fulton once I catch my breath. Without further ado, here is the video. read more »

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Guess what? I got more pictures to share this time! I just did another show at Talladega, Alabama for the Birmingham Area Interpreter Training (BAIT)’s ASL Total Immersion Weekend at Shocco Springs. I was doing my one-woman show as well as my “Art of Storytelling” 2 hour workshop. read more »

Greetings!

I hope you’ve had a pleasant Valentine’s Day. I sure did.

On Feb 9th, I performed my very first show for the year of 2008 at California School for the Deaf, Fremont. They were hosting an African American awareness day at their school where parents of African American deaf students came together to discuss/socialize/etc. Since I was on a break from the show (Nov to Feb), read more »