2008

Happy New Year!!!!!!


The Funniest of 2008:
Robin: "Don't put stuff on it to make you not like it."

One night, Kenna put stuff on her bread. She didn't eat much of it. The next night, Robin used this statement to warn Kenna.

The Best of 2008:
Playing The Enormous Crocodile in The Enormous Crocodile. (Click here for performance videos.)

Praising Kenna

The day has come for me to praise
The sister: She's been with me for days.
Her name is Kenna, and she's quite nice.
Sometimes she says, "Once, twice, thrice, rice."
We play every day, and some days we play
A game called Sweet Little Baby Days.
I know I love Kenna, and that she loves me.
We show this by being nice, not just mean.
The time is over, now I have praised
The sister who's been with me for days.



Note: This Poem Was Originally Typed On A Typewriter.

Monday and Tuesday News (March 31 and April 1)

On Monday, Kenna, Robin and I went to Shelley's work in San Francisco. First we visited the building she works
in. We met some people. Shelley let me have a little photo book and then she let us pick treats. Shelley let us
have two treats each: one from a bowl and the other from a store. I picked a chocolate chip cookie when it was
time for us to pick treats from the store. After that, Robin, Kenna and I went to Whole Foods to buy lunch.
Then we went to the park. We ate lunch there and I went down two of the three slides that were there. I also climbed up a big pole. Then we went home.

On Tuesday, Kenna and I were playing a game with our baby dolls and stuffed animals. One of their names was
pronounced Ray-uh-nee.* All of them (except one called Sea Otter, he was too young) were having a fight. A
baby doll called Sylvia gave Ray-uh- nee a smack... and Ray-uh-nee fell of the bed! We were all on a bed... until
this happened. Kenna wanted me to name this story "Ray-uh-nee off the bed".

*I don't know how to spell her name, so I'm spelling it the way it's pronounced.