Monday, September 27, 2004
On Monday September twenty-seventh 2004 after I had got done with my bowl of cereal, and my cup of coffee, and my glass of orange juice I had put my empty bowl and glasses in the dish washer. Later I had wheeled to my bedroom to brush my teeth then I had turned off my television and I wheeled out side in my wheelchair. A minute later when I was outside I waited for my van driver to drive me to work. A hour later when I was at work the drive unhook my wheelchair so that I could get out of the van and in to the building. But in the building I had to change my tea-shirt. Because my tea-shirt had four tall glasses of beer on it. I said I do not drink beer and the staff person goes it makes no different. So I had change my tea-shirt in the men's bathroom there then I had wheeled down the hall way and I had went right to work. I had to bag fifty styrofoam plates and I had said why can't I count them and a female staff person had said that I takes to long counting them. So I had to just bag fifty styrofoam plates and I had done a great job at it too. A hour later it were eleven-fifteen so me and all of the workers there had walked up the hall way to go to eat our lunches. They had let me walk all of the way up the hall way to eat my lunch. After my lunch they had me walking all of the way back down the hall way. Then I had to sit back in my wheelchair and then I had Wheeled to the same table that I had before so that I could bag some more styrofoam plates later the van drive had drove me home to my house.
On Saturday morning September twenty-fifth 2004 at six o:clockI had woke up from my bed to get dress in my jeans and white tea-shirt and I also had to put on my socks and shoes too. Then I had wheeled to the kitchen to pour me a bowl of cereal to eat at the table. Later I had took my empty bowl to the sink. I had rode in the van out side to home goods and then I had went on another van and the driver had drove me and two other people to a building called Mentor that is in Wake feilds. So we were waiting in Mentor for a while just for a beautiful female staff person to get off of the telephone. Later we had got on the van and we had rode all of the way to Boxford. It was a very, very, long ride to Boxford and we even rode through the woods and the road started to get very, very, bumpy too. I mean then I was bouncing up and down in my wheelchair. But thank God that I had my seat belt on and my wheels were locked on the floor of the wheelchair van that is for sure. When we all had got to the camp site we had met up with a few more other people one guy that walks with crutches I had knew from where Mentor use to be in Woburn right across from Commings property. So me and him were talking for a few minutes until all of the people there including me start a few activity which was really fun. But first everybody there ate sandwiches and a salad too. later everybody there including me had started some activities. The first activity was there would be a very big long rope that was in a big giant circle around the floor and what you would like doing you would step in to the circle and what you did not like doing you would step out of the circle we all had played that game for a little while. Then everybody had got a tennis ball of all different colors and we all had to look at the tennis ball then we had to through them out to the middle then every person had to walk in the middle of the ground to get their own tennis ball. When we had got our own tennis ball we had to look at it to see if it was the right tennis ball and the right color too. If we had got the right tennis ball. Then a person with that right one had won the game. Then everyone would be standing up and a person would have a spoon and on the spoon you have to pretend that a egg is a jewel and a person would have to past the spoon with the jewel on it to the other person and so on and so fourth through the great big hole through the human spiter web. Then when everyone had got the jewel through the human spider web. Then a person would have to sit on a swing to had to get pushed across the pretend stream. When all of the people had a turn getting pushed on the swing across the pretend stream with the jewel in their pocket and then puting the pretend jewel in the great big bucket everbody including me wins. Then we all did the ropes course where you have to climb up this big very long ramp and when a person is at the top of the great big long ramp you get to go on the higher platform if you wanted to and I did. I knew that I was strapped to six harneses so I was safe and I was in good hands too. Later when everybody had a turn we all took off our rope gear and harneses then the beautiful ladies named Katy and Chisty drove me and two guys that I was with home. At six-thirty at night all of the people here at the McLaughlin house including me rode over to dunking donuts I drove my motor scooter over and I had ordered a cup of coffee too. Everybody including me ate and drank coffee over at dunking donuts later we all had rode back home. I had to drive my motor scooter in to the garage out side then I had to transfer to my wheelchair to go in the house and I had wheeled to bed.
On Saturday morning September twenty-fifth 2004 at six o:clockI had woke up from my bed to get dress in my jeans and white tea-shirt and I also had to put on my socks and shoes too. Then I had wheeled to the kitchen to pour me a bowl of cereal to eat at the table. Later I had took my empty bowl to the sink. I had rode in the van out side to home goods and then I had went on another van and the driver had drove me and two other people to a building called Mentor that is in Wake feilds. So we were waiting in Mentor for a while just for a beautiful female staff person to get off of the telephone. Later we had got on the van and we had rode all of the way to Boxford. It was a very, very, long ride to Boxford and we even rode through the woods and the road started to get very, very, bumpy too. I mean then I was bouncing up and down in my wheelchair. But thank God that I had my seat belt on and my wheels were locked on the floor of the wheelchair van that is for sure. When we all had got to the camp site we had met up with a few more other people one guy that walks with crutches I had knew from where Mentor use to be in Woburn right across from Commings property. So me and him were talking for a few minutes until all of the people there including me start a few activity which was really fun. But first everybody there ate sandwiches and a salad too. later everybody there including me had started some activities. The first activity was there would be a very big long rope that was in a big giant circle around the floor and what you would like doing you would step in to the circle and what you did not like doing you would step out of the circle we all had played that game for a little while. Then everybody had got a tennis ball of all different colors and we all had to look at the tennis ball then we had to through them out to the middle then every person had to walk in the middle of the ground to get their own tennis ball. When we had got our own tennis ball we had to look at it to see if it was the right tennis ball and the right color too. If we had got the right tennis ball. Then a person with that right one had won the game. Then everyone would be standing up and a person would have a spoon and on the spoon you have to pretend that a egg is a jewel and a person would have to past the spoon with the jewel on it to the other person and so on and so fourth through the great big hole through the human spiter web. Then when everyone had got the jewel through the human spider web. Then a person would have to sit on a swing to had to get pushed across the pretend stream. When all of the people had a turn getting pushed on the swing across the pretend stream with the jewel in their pocket and then puting the pretend jewel in the great big bucket everbody including me wins. Then we all did the ropes course where you have to climb up this big very long ramp and when a person is at the top of the great big long ramp you get to go on the higher platform if you wanted to and I did. I knew that I was strapped to six harneses so I was safe and I was in good hands too. Later when everybody had a turn we all took off our rope gear and harneses then the beautiful ladies named Katy and Chisty drove me and two guys that I was with home. At six-thirty at night all of the people here at the McLaughlin house including me rode over to dunking donuts I drove my motor scooter over and I had ordered a cup of coffee too. Everybody including me ate and drank coffee over at dunking donuts later we all had rode back home. I had to drive my motor scooter in to the garage out side then I had to transfer to my wheelchair to go in the house and I had wheeled to bed.
