Best Friends Forever

Olivia and my bestest friend ever (Arianna)!

(May 17, 2010)

Grammy is Zorro!

Grammy takes fencing lessons every Thursday night at the Boston Fencing Club. I think her great-papa was Zorro!


Zorro!

Updating My Blog!

It seems it's a never-ending chore updating my blog!

It will be a lot easier when I get the iPad and I can do it on the go.  It's nice Grammy lets me borrow her computer.

Happy New Year!

Hi, everyone,

Arianna and I are enjoying "www.pbskids.org" -- in our parents' home office.

Learning to Sew

Hi, everyone,


Grammy is teaching us how to sew. Arianna already made a Girl Scout / Brownie skirt.


Here's a picture of me making a little bag.

Merry Christmas!

We wish you a Merry Christmas, 
We wish you a Merry Christmas,
We wish you a Merry Christmas, 
And a Happy New Year!

Yes! The first snowfall of the season -- December 6, 2009.  


Merry Christmas to all!

Time to Write Your Letters to Santa!

Now that Halloween is over and Thanksgiving is over, it's time to start looking forward to Christmas.


My sister and I writing (printing) our letters to Santa Claus!


If you haven't written your letter to Santa Claus, you need to start today. Before you know it, Christmas will be here.


Some of us will be printing.

What's Next? Pigs in Space?

I put up Thanksgiving decorations today.


First, I had Arianna draw the outline of my hand so I could make a turkey. Then I put that on the refrigerator.


Then, I had Arianna draw me a circle. I colored circles around it.


"Grammy, I made a planet! Do you know which one?" I asked.


Grammy said it looked like Jupiter! 

"No Grammy, it's Saturn!"


Arianna: "Yes, Grammy, don't you see the rings?"


So, I put Saturn up on the refrigerator next to my turkey.


I called it "Turkey in Outer Space."

Happy Thanksgiving Week!

Decorations for Thanksgiving!

Wow! A busy week. We made decorations and place mats for Thanksgiving. It was a lot of work but I am so excited. I hope you all have a nice Thanksgiving!


Here's my sister, Arianna. She has so much reading to do. I help her at night. When she gets tired of reading then I tell her stories so she can rest. She says even if you can't read, you can tell stories.


My sister's reading program!

My bones and tummy! What's that all about?

At lunch the other day while eating my sandwich, I opened the top of the roll, and clamped it down, saying, "Hey, Grandma! Remember at the aquarium when the clam squished out water at me? This is just like the clam!"


And then I asked my mommy, "What's inside of us? I don't mean this sandwich, but our bones and tummy. What's that all about?"


Mommy got out one of her anatomy books and explained to me what's inside me. Pretty interesting.


But I still like my books with Baa, Baa Black Sheep, The Cat and the Fiddle, and London Bridge is Falling Down.


You know, mommy's anatomy book needs to have some songs and poems.