My name is Gabe. I think
people would like to know that I have 4 parents. They all love me a lot, too!!
I have a dad, a mom, a step dad, and a step mom. All of my life I wanted to
build houses. Because my dad builds them. I’d like to build a brick house. I
also went to Maryland before. I can do without toys because they don't help me live better. I do want them. I don't need a bed because I have 4 sleeping bags. I could just get a blanket and pillow and sleep on the floor. I could also sleep in my sleeping bags. I won a running medal at the YMCA before. I'm very proud of myself too! I won a trophy also! Isn't that cool? I love winning! I have two houses. They're both very pretty too! I love my houses! I also love the people who live in them. Man, I'm lucky!!
Being a builder is a very good job. Perhaps when you are older you could have an apprenticeship, or you could draw the houses for other people to build. Do you look at the houses in a different way from the rest of us? I am sure we would appreciate your vision.
Tell us more about Maryland. It's on the East Coast of America, isn't it, and Georgia is in the midwest?
Your parents sound really great. We should embrace and cherish love wherever we find it.
Posted by: Bronwyn G | February 11, 2006 at 09:01 PM
Hello, Gabe, from California! I am a stepmother, and now my daughter has a stepmother also. Good for all your four parents, for letting you feel so loved.
My dad was a homebuilder. It's a good job, because people always need houses and you get to provide a need.
Posted by: Liz | February 13, 2006 at 12:54 PM
Bronyn G.,
Thank you for your comments. I may look at them in a different way. Georgia is in the southeast.
Posted by: Gabe | February 16, 2006 at 09:46 AM
Elizabeth,
Thank you for responding. California is a great state. It is a far way from Georgia!
Posted by: Gabe | February 16, 2006 at 09:54 AM
Mr. Brune,
I guess potatoes get pretty stinky.
Posted by: Julia | February 16, 2006 at 10:04 AM
Why, thank you, Gabe!
I do know California is on the Pacific Coast, and yes, indeed, far away from Georgia.
Could you be more specific about looking at the buildings differently? I find that is what really interests me.
Elizabeth, that is interesting you are a stepmother, and that you make your daughter feel loved.
Posted by: Bronwyn G | February 16, 2006 at 04:24 PM
Dear Gabe,
My name is Jon and I go to Georgia State University in Atlanta. Ms. Davis came to our class tonight and talked to us about the blogging you are doing in Miss. Neville’s class. I must say I am very impressed. I only have two parents, but they are nice and they love me, so I think it is working out pretty well for me. I am happy to hear you already have a goal to work towards. Building houses is an important job. It is a good idea to build houses out of brick so the big bad wolf can’t blow them down. I have never been to Maryland, but I have been to Ohio, North Carolina, South Carolina, Illinois, Hawaii, California, Tennessee, Indiana, Kentucky, Alabama, and Florida. I agree with you that sometimes it is hard to write, but I think it is worth the effort. My handwriting is not the best either; I guess that’s why I like to write on the computer. It was nice to read your blog; I especially liked the picture of your brain. Keep up the good work.
Sincerely,
Jon
Posted by: Jon Stravelakis | February 22, 2006 at 05:35 PM