Anne! I learned sign in High School, then I worked with a few hearing impared women...I am rusty, but when we meet up in Canada, we can practice together! You are right though..it seems to stick with you much better when you can practice with someone else
Congratulations to the non-native English speakers of TP !!!
Finally!! Someone I can practice with!!! That will make for a very quite room heh? You got more than you bargained for with that "who wants to share a room with me"...
At least you two will be the nice quiet neighbors in the room next door!! Like learning a foreign language - I haven't used sign in years and only remember 2 at most. But, I don't remember my Spanish anymore either. I'm a language loser! 
Quoting areinstein
Finally!! Someone I can practice with!!! That will make for a very quite room heh? You got more than you bargained for with that "who wants to share a room with me"...
LOL! Great! I can't sleep with a tv or light...I need a dark, quiet room (I have a feeling those amorous Isa's will be keeping us up all night though!)
Quoting isadora
At least you two will be the nice quiet neighbors in the room next door!! Like learning a foreign language - I haven't used sign in years and only remember 2 at most. But, I don't remember my Spanish anymore either. I'm a language loser!
While we practice sign language in our room, you will be speaking the language of looooooove in the other room . See? You can speak more than one language!
language of love eh oooh tell me more
Quoting -reece-
language of love eh oooh tell me more
Do you speak that language reece?
that would be giving some of my secrets away anne 
Now, we can not have that then...
Quoting Travel100
Sure LOOKS a lot different with all those "funny looking" marks above the vowels
It's really quite easy
ó=o (like in so)
ö=u (as in fur)
í=e (as in he)
ú=ou (as in you)
é=ye (as in yeah)
á=ow (as in how)