Hi Kieran,
How are you doing today? I’m doing fine though I miss you
like crazy!
I had a lot of fun with you Friday!
Your memory is very good, I must say – you remembered
exactly where every chess piece went on the board and how they moved. You are
on your way to becoming a master chess player!
You also impressed me with your cool karate moves. You’ve
got quite a strong punch and kick! Keep working on those moves! I’ll keep
practicing my Canadian karate moves, too! J
I’m glad that you enjoyed the Lone Ranger and Army Lego pieces.
I’m sorry that the Army Lego Jeep was frustrating to put together – the instructions
looked very complicated, so no wonder you didn’t want to follow them! I think,
though, that I might have in one of my totes a Lego car that is very easy to make…I
shall bring it next time, and we can build it together, okay?
Your knowledge of the states keeps improving, too! I think
you knew twice as many on Friday as you did just the week before! I am still
looking for that world map puzzle, though. I may have to order it online.
Speaking of online, I looked up and watched the Disney XD
show you told me about – I thought you had said “Crash and Burn Scene” rather
than “Crash and Bernstein”! I can see why you enjoy the show so much; the humor
is exactly what you would find hilarious! I like Crash’s T-shirt showing a
skull with headphones on it.
Too bad that you’re friend Milo didn’t come back to school
this year. Losing a friend to moving always is difficult; when I was in third
grade, my best friend Marc moved, and I had no idea where or if I’d ever get to
talk with him again. He introduced me to “The Six Million Dollar Man” and we
liked pretending we were “The Bionic Boys.” I was happy to hear that Richard and
all of your other friends are back. You guys should have a lot of fun this
year!
Going up north to the farm and the lake sound like a good
time. What did you all do on the farm and lake?
I forgot to ask you on Friday how you liked the Titanic book
you took home last week. One of the neat things about first grade is that you’ll
learn to read and soon will be able to read the book all on your own!
I’m very excited – we get together again on Thursday (Sept.
5)! I miss and love you very much and can’t wait to see you again!
Love,
Dad
