what a little sweetie! Love to hear her read and to see her beautiful expressions. Her giggle at the end is precious!!
Great job Naomi!
PS - I was excited to understand most of what she said. I'll be enrolling Hannah in French Immersion in Grade 1 and hopefully this means I remember more than I thought!
This weekend we visited my wife’s grandfather – 101 years old! He’s Cajun and at that age much easier to speak to him in French. My mother-in-law was chatting with him at length and Lily got the biggest kick out of them speaking French. When Lily stays at “Nannie’s” she always tries to teach her a little French, but we haven’t gotten very far. It looks like I should get Naomi to try!
Hi, I'm Julie (creative, verbose, chocaholic) married to Stephan (aka: Hockey Dad). We have 2 great kids through adoption; Francis b: 29/01/01 adopted from Kemerovo, Russia in 2002 and Naomi b: 21/10/06 adopted from Guizhou, China in 2007.This blog started out as our journey to our daughter but has morphed into a blog about our life as a family.
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Oh my goodness....your little daughter is just the sweetest thing!!! I love hearing her speak french.
Have just stumbled across your blog :)
what a little sweetie! Love to hear her read and to see her beautiful expressions. Her giggle at the end is precious!!
Great job Naomi!
PS - I was excited to understand most of what she said. I'll be enrolling Hannah in French Immersion in Grade 1 and hopefully this means I remember more than I thought!
Way to go Naomi!!!
This weekend we visited my wife’s grandfather – 101 years old! He’s Cajun and at that age much easier to speak to him in French. My mother-in-law was chatting with him at length and Lily got the biggest kick out of them speaking French. When Lily stays at “Nannie’s” she always tries to teach her a little French, but we haven’t gotten very far. It looks like I should get Naomi to try!
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