November 25, 2008

Wednesday to Friday all of the Pathologists at the Center went to a conference at Chicago.  I traveled toward Toronto to visit Val’s sister’s family and parents.

We talked. We ate wonderful meals that Val’s sister and husband made. They’re great cooks. Uncle Dieter played with the children in “magical” snow on Thursday at 7:00am.

Val’s dad and mom are living in Toronto.  Val’s Mom celebrated her birthday by having a dinner party on Saturday night at home.

November 17, 2008

Monday begins a third week at the University Center for the Development of Language and Literacy.

I like the teachers and students.  I am learning more words and writing long and difficult sentences.  I work, but it is hard.  Everyday, I go to bed at 8:00.

I am living with a family in Michigan.  The parents, two children, and I are happy.   The father loves coffee.  He orders Peet’s coffee.  We drink Peet’s coffee, together.

I am staying in the bedroom on the third floor.  It is called, “Treehouse.”  When I look out the window I can see the forest and house.

The extended weekend, I will drive toward Toronto, to visit Val’s sister’s family. The fourth week, I will travel home, for Thanksgiving!

November 7, 2008

Friday is during the first week.  I am slowly talking.  I am learning to write simple sentences.

God is talking to Joshua, “Be strong and courageous.  Do not be terrified; do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go.”  God is talking to me.

I looked on Thursday night the Michigan basketball game.

Today is ended the nice weather.  Saturday is cold.

November 3, 2008

Today is first day the Center, Victor C. Vaughan House.

I and 9 men and women are working on speech for six hours.  Lunch and nap is 1 hour.

Michigan is 70 degrees and gorgeous.