Hello World,
We're having a wet tropical morning here in Vero Beach, Florida. Mark is the man who picks me up every morning and brings me to ARC of Indian River County. He had to drive through quite a bit of rain to get me here this morning. Even though I am the original cool guy, my friend Mark is also very cool. In fact, there are 3 pictures of Mark and me in my new book,
The Adventures of Cool Gabe.
Let me tell a story about my yellow Keds. As you can see from the pictures, I love to wear my yellow Keds. My dad always wears Converse shoes, and I always want to be like my dad. I have several different colors, however, the yellow ones are MY FAVORITES! It also happens to be a coincidence that the color of my own personal transportation device is yellow, as you can see. Sometimes I call my chair "The Yellow Bus".
Speaking of transportation, if you check out this morning's Vero Beach Press Journal, you'll see a picture of ARC in the story about the Walking School bus. The picture shows some kids walking to Vero Beach Elementary School, which is right next door to ARC, where I come every day.
On Tuesday, my sign language teacher, Patricia, who I introduced you to in my previous blog entry, was here and I had another great sign language lesson with her. I showed her and her mother my new blog and they were quite pleased to see what I have been up to. One of the signs Patricia taught us to do is for "Pelican" which is really cool because I live in Sebastian, Florida, home of the nation's first national wildlife refuge,
Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge (established by President Theodore Roosevelt). If you want to see some pictures of this really cool place, click here:
http://www.fws.gov/pelicanisland/.
Time for me to get to work! I hope you enjoy today's blog!
Your friend,
Cool Gabe
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Check out my yellow Converse! |
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I love the All*Star on my Converse! |
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I am now officially an author!!! |
PS - Copies of my new book,
The Adventures of Cool Gabe, are on sale at ARC. Just call Sandy Gaunt at 772-562-6854 or go to
http://www.arcir.org/.