Finding Memo

My Mom and I are going to Indiana soon.  We don’t know how soon yet.  We might be going out there on a train.  I’m wondering what it’s going to be like and how it’s different from traveling in a car or plane.  I guess it will be different from a car  because the train has beds, tables, and you can walk around in them.  When I say that you can walk around, I mean you can go into the other cars, like the restaurant car or the lounge.  I hope we get a sleeper car.  It has a table that transforms into the bed.  If we don’t get the sleeper, it’s still o.k. because you have more leg room and you can use your cell phone.:)

A thing that sucks about the train is that it takes longer to get where you are going!  Since we are going to Indiana, the train doesn’t just go from Denver to Indiana, we have to stop in Chicago.  We’ll be there for about six hours, and then we have to get on another train to Indiana.  My Mom and I want to go wander around the city and go some where nice to eat.  By the time we get to Indiana it’s going to be late.  That’s definitely when I’m saying GOOD NIGHT!!!

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     My favorite meal?  Oh that is so easy!  It’s definitely breakfast.  That or dessert!:)  I’m pretty sure that they are equal at my most favorite.  Breakfast is one of my favorites because a good way to start off the day is to eat lots of sugar and I like a sweet day!!  That is not the only reason I like breakfast. I like it because of all the different choices of cereal to chose from.  I love dessert because it gives you sweet dreams and because dessert ranges from pineapple upsidedown cake to tiramisu.  Another thing I like about dessert and breakfast is that you can have breakfast for dessert and dessert for breakfast!  One of the desserts that I don’t like is tiramisu!  Some of the breakfasts I don’t like is bacon and Rasin Bran!(yuk)  Lets look at the bright side, what kinds do I like.  Breakfasts that I like are cereal and eggs with chesse on them.  My favorite dessert is yellow cake with chocolate!(Now that’s YUM!)  What about you what’s your favorite?  Write a comment and let me know.:)

What would it be like to move into to the most famous house in the country and have cameras surrounding you, because your dad is the president?  As you probably know Malia is one of Barack Obama’s daughters.  She is ten years old and is in 5th grade.  My Mom was asking me earlier today, what would I do in her shoes or what would I do if I woke up in the White House?  The answer to the second one would probably be to ask if I could invite some friends over and play Hide-and-Seek or Tag!:-)  The answer to the first one is go explore the house and try to find the secret passage ways and start decorating my room.  Something that we have in common is that both of our life’s are going to be a little crazy this year, Malia gets to live in the White House and I am going to be traveling around the world soon.  Also we are both going to have to make new friends where ever we end up.  Malia and I are about two years apart.  It would be awesome if we could meet because I think we have a lot in common.  Today I have been trying to find her e-mail.  I found her on MySpace, but I don’t know if it is really her or if it is just one of those people that say that they are famous people so they can have lots of friends.  Well if anyone who is reading this knows her e-mail please write a comment.

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Today is Martin Luther King Jr. Day!  Today is a very important day in history.  This year especially because Obama, the first African American  president, will be sworn into office tomorrow.  I just watched Martin Luther King’s I Have a Dream speech.  It made me feel so lucky to be able to have my rights to hang out with my friends, to be able to go to school with other people(Or at least when I went outside my home),  and to be able to share a water fountain with everyone.  It makes me realize that the people living today are very lucky, because the country would be very different without religious and civil rights!!!!  I’m a quarter Asian and my dad is half Asian,  it means a lot to me that my mom and dad were able to be together and have me.  My Dad has told me that when he was little he was made fun of because he looked Chinese.  Never judge a book by it’s cover or as Martin Luther King said, “I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character.”