I'm already packed & almost on my way home. No matter what time my dad & I get home I will be going to be going to my first softball game of the season. Just to watch my "little" brother hit it out of the park. like he normally does.
I just tried to call Scott to see what he is up to, but as always he never answers his red phone.
I think for him it's going to be weird having me home for the summer. There's gonna be 5 people in the car on the way to practice not four like it is when im away at school.
This semester has been crazy. I did my first high-incidence project about Autism and Scott. I got to learn a lot about Autism that I didn't already know like who was the first person diagnosed. If you want to read it let me know. My grandma & grandpa have been showing everyone& they want to get it published.
Last but not least. WE WENT TO LONDON!!! Scott loves flying. London was a first for  a lot of things:

• flying in a plane.
• riding in a taxi.
• riding a double decker bus.
• playing hockey overseas.

It was great getting to see everyone at the tournament. We made a lot of new friends who we miss & hope to see next tournament. My family & I had a great time in London seeing everything. I wish we could go back again.

Spring Break.

Spring Break was a great chance for me to spend time with my family. I even got to take Scott to his last basketball practice of the season. Every time I take him to basketball he gets in the car 10 minutes before were actually suppose to leave then when I'm walking to the car he reaches over and opens the door for me. Before I leave I always ask him are you ready to go & he says yep let's go.
We went through this routine when I was home for winter break & all last year. I miss driving Scott to basketball and seeing everyone there. We picked up Michael and then we were on our way. The same way passing the hospital every time.
That weekend they were preparing for the State games. In which that his team (the Rebels) took home 3rd place. I'm really proud of Scott.
I asked him if he was nervous & he said yeah i was nervous. There was one team who was taller than him. Naturally he backed off because he was taller.
After that day we went out for my parents 20th wedding anniversary. Congrats mom & dad.

I am doing a 5 page paper about Autism. It's very interesting to hear about the first person who was diagnosed with Autism. He was really smart. He could tell you how many bricks were in his high school just by looking at it.