Weekends

Sat., Feb 21

Around noon, we had Eloise's birthday party . Lots of Eloise's friends and their families came to celebrate with her. I was so nervous that I couldn't say a word, but when everyone started talking to me, I felt a little less nervous. We all ate the unicorn-shaped cupcakes that Abbie made. It was a very lively party.

In the afternoon, Eloise and I watched the Olympics and talked together. It was hard to keep talking, but I was happy because we got to know each other little by little. I read a picture book with the twins, Arthur and Lydia.

 Many Children

 Abbie's homemade cake



Sun., Feb 22

I went to the Capitol Building with Eloise and Chris. We took a tour of the Washington State Capitol. The guide's explanation was difficult, so I couldn't understand it well. But I thought the building was very big and amazing. After that, we went to a restaurant for lunch. I ate pancakes, and I was surprised because there was bacon on them. We played rock-paper-scissors while we were waiting for our food. After we got home, Eloise and I played with origami.

At night, my host family asked me what my nickname was. I said, "Coco." Then Abbie and Arthur called me "Coco" right away. I was very happy.

 It was so big and beautiful!

 Pancake




Sat., Feb 28

I was sick because I had a fever the night before, so Abbie told me to rest at home. She made dinner for me instead of going shopping and cooking Japanese food. In the evening, I felt better, so I showed her my photos and talked with her. I was happy because it was the first time we had a long conversation. After that, I helped clean up after dinner.

I learned that “I’m sorry.” can also be used to show sympathy when someone is sick.


Sun., Mar 1

I woke up late again. I was going to cook Japanese food, but Abbie was tired, so we decided to do it another day. In the afternoon, Eloise played a game on my phone. She learned how to play quickly, and I thought she was smart. After that, we went to see a beautiful sunset and the bay . I enjoyed watching the children and dogs there.

At night, I had a stomachache, and Abbie kindly asked me if I needed medicine or anything else. After I felt better, I helped clean the table after dinner. I was happy because Arthur called me “Koko” many times again.

 Into the bay!



Sat., Mar 7

I went out with my host family in the morning and took a ferry to a nearby island. I was surprised that cars could also ride on the ferry. We enjoyed the beautiful nature and a huge American-sized pizza. After coming home, I watched “A Bug’s Life” with Eloise. After dinner, I played Crazy Eights with Chris and Eloise while eating ice cream. It was a fun day.

 Chris holding hands with the twins

So big! 



Sun., Mar 8

In the morning, I went to church with Abbie. It was my first time attending a church service, so I participated by watching and following what others did. I don’t usually have the chance to go to church, so it was a valuable experience to learn about a different culture.

In the afternoon, I relaxed at home by taking a nap with the kids and watching TV. In the evening, I went to the park with Chris and the kids. They looked so happy and adorable, and I enjoyed playing tag with them and pushing them on the swings. I was happy to spend lots of time playing with the kids on my last day off.

 Enjoy!




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