Monday, May 3, 2010

Thursday, December 17, 2009

it's almost Christmas!

It's almost Christmas! can you belive it! We'v put up our Christmas tree! And there's presents under it! Soon it'll be Christmas break. School is out on Saturday, and we 're having a school party. There's going to be a snowball fight, and there's going to be games and food. The date, I need the date. Well, the date is December 17th. It's so exciting. WEll that's the end of my post.

Tuesday, November 3, 2009

It Just Passed Halloween!


It just passed Halloween and I was a fairy for Halloween! We're all moved in in Africa since I haven't posted on my blog in such a long time. So I just thought that I might do it today, well, more like tonight. We have three new teachers this year their names are Miss Sarah, Miss Jacque and Miss Bethany. They're all very very nice. Miss Jacque is my teacher. They all have apple computers which is my favorite kind of computer. Well change of subject because I don't really want to talk about computers...
My birthday is coming up on November 22, but we're having the celebration this Saturday. So I think that is all I will put on my blog for right now, I've enjoyed having my favorite french teacher Miss Sarah help me type this onto my blog for me :)

Thursday, July 23, 2009

Summer Vacation!


Summer vacation is really good. I love summer vacation. I mean Summer vacation is one of the best vacations in the whole year. Because you see, you get to go to the beach and stuff. And it's only a few short days until we head for Coconut Grove. You see, I just love and love summer vacation. And winter vacation is, you see, Christmas vacation. You get presents and you get to set milk and cookies out for Santa Claus and stuff. I'm really looking forward to Coconut Grove. I'm just always so excited about it. And we've rearranged our bedroom a couple of times since we moved to Africa by the way. Well, now I miss school and I want to go back soon. And see all of my friends since they are all on furlough. But I do have other friends. And WOW, I haven't written on my blog in quite a while. Well, I guess this is the end of my paragraph. That's all for now.

Sunday, December 28, 2008

My School Christmas Party

I had a school Christmas party a few days ago.  And we needed to make presents for someone else.  I made one for one of my friends, Abby.  My sister made one for Hannah, my other friend.  Hannah made one for me.  It was a handkerchief embroidered with an "M" and a little flower.  And this is what I made for Abby.  I made a coupon book with some American money since I didn't know where any of my African money was and I had a stuffed animal, too, for her.  

Here's what we did at the party.  We exchanged gifts for each other and we played a few games.  And here's one of the games we played.  We did a snowball fight with snowballs made of cotton balls stuffed into pantyhose.  It was boys against girls.  And of course there were four boys and four girls.  So it was even.  And that's the end.

Wednesday, May 28, 2008

The Pool at La Palm


The pool at La Palm is a fun place. I got to get a soda in the pool. The pool had two bridges and a place to get a soda. It’s a huge pool. We made friends. It was so fun.

The People in Africa...

When I arrived in Africa, I noticed that the people were all different from us. One thing that I noticed was that women who had babies carried their babies a different way. They put their babies in a cloth and then put their babies on their back and then tied the cloth very tight so that their babies would not fall off. Everywhere the mothers went their babies went with them on their mother’s back.

Another thing I noticed about Africa was that their food was not cooked the same way. They didn’t use the kind of ovens that we use, they make their ovens out of metal and then put a little fire under it so that they can make their food hot. One day I went to the village of Lassa Tchou and the food that I ate there was spicy food. Most of the food in Memphis isn’t so spicy like the kind of food that they eat here in Africa.

The people in Africa are much nicer than the people in America. They use good manners and they try to make their guests very comfortable. Even children use good manners because I see the children wanting to play with me.