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Disney World February 2009
We spent four days in Disney. We started with a visit to Disney Downtown on the evening after we flew in. The next day, we visited Epcot, and I did not ifnd a face painter in time. I knew when we started for the Magic Kingdom on day 3 that I would find a face painter, and so I did, becoming a pirate. On the fourth day, we visited Disney\'s Hollywood Studios, where I traded in my pirate face for a Sinister Sith.
We planned the trip to meet my cousin Morgan, and her parents, Vaughn and Linda. We enjoyed the four days together, and did not argue once. (OK, Morgan was sick the first day, but that does not count) The album from this trip covers four different slide shows. Be sure to use the little blue arrows at the bottom to see each group of pictures, and each slide show. |
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Soccer Practice - October 2008
Soccer practice 10/3/2008 in Palos Heights for the Blue team in Palos AYSO.
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Tech-Stravaganza 2008
My school had a Tech-Stravaganza, a show of how students use technology.
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Soccer Game with the Green Team, October 13, 2007
Last regular season game, played against the Green Team. We finished the season with 5 wins and 2 losses.
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Soccer Practice August 2007
Soccer Champions
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Technology Award at Infinitec April 2007
United Cerebral Palsy of Chicago sponsors a program known as Infinitec. Infinitec distributes thousands of technology aids to students in the greater Chicago area. Some of these aids help Cerebral Palsy patients to be able to use technology to allow them to speak and communicate. Autistic children are also helped when technology allows them to voice their feelings. Infinitec has many, many different ways of helping kids with learning disabilities and difficulties to be able to communicate like normal kids. I was fortunate to have the use of some of the machines they provided in helping me to learn to read, and they awarded me one of their Technology Awards for 2007 for my mastery of these machines, and for the ability to use email and the web page to communicate. Thanks, Infinitec.
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