I've also started to really want to be in charge of what is going on. Sometimes I would look around and not see someone, so I would get very concerned and say "Grampa!" or "Uncle Ian!" until I saw where they were. Another time, I sang a song and after I finished everyone clapped except my dad. So I said "Baba, clap your hands!" Pretty soon I'll be planning entire trips!
Friday, July 11, 2008
Grampa! Uncle Ian! Auntie Magda!
My grandfather and my Uncle Ian and Auntie Magda came to Taiwan to visit us! For two weeks I got to go to lots of new places with them, like the Shida night market, the cable car to the Maokong teahouse area, and the Yeliou geological park where I got to wade in the water surrounded by strangely shaped rocks and even weirder sand bugs. One night I went with my dad and uncle to Guandu Temple, and I got scared of one of the stone lions until my uncle went and talked to it and told me that it wanted to say hi. So then I waved to it. With so many places to go, I got to go to bed late almost every night!
I've also started to really want to be in charge of what is going on. Sometimes I would look around and not see someone, so I would get very concerned and say "Grampa!" or "Uncle Ian!" until I saw where they were. Another time, I sang a song and after I finished everyone clapped except my dad. So I said "Baba, clap your hands!" Pretty soon I'll be planning entire trips!
I've also started to really want to be in charge of what is going on. Sometimes I would look around and not see someone, so I would get very concerned and say "Grampa!" or "Uncle Ian!" until I saw where they were. Another time, I sang a song and after I finished everyone clapped except my dad. So I said "Baba, clap your hands!" Pretty soon I'll be planning entire trips!
