- What is your favorite toy? Books
- What is your favorite food? Cantalope
- What is your favorite TV show? Paw Patrol
- What is your favorite outfit? Hello Kitty shirt and pink pants
- What is your favorite game? Farmyard Tales Number Chains
- What is your favorite animal? Dog
- What is your favorite song? The Owl and the Pussy Cat
- What is your favorite book? I don't know (and that is the truth, she changes books every day.)
- Who is your best friend? Joash
- What is your favorite thing to do outside? Jump in puddles
- What is your favorite drink? Chocolate Milk
- What do you like to take to bed with you at night? Lots of books and stuffed animals
- What do you want for dinner on your birthday? Macaroni and Cheese
- What do you want to be when you grow up? A teacher (she talks all the time about when she gets to go to school.)
One nice thing about being from two different countries is that we can celebrate more holidays. And since there are a few more people from the states here, last night we had our own American Thanksgiving feast. There were six couples and all of the wives and two of the husbands were from the States. So the Americans out numbered the Canadians, which doesn't happen very often. And we had a feast. There was turkey, ham, sweet potatoes, mashed potatoes, green beans, bread, stuffing and three different kinds of pies for dessert and a pumpkin cake. It was wonderful. And the fellowship was great too. The hosts said there was no assigned seating, so the ladies all sat together at one of the table and guys at the other. It was funny how it worked out, but we had great conversations full of laughter. It was a great way to celebrate a holiday. Hopefully we have started our own tradition here.
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