Ever since he came across a video about Sea World, Little A has been avidly watching numerous clips of killer whale shows, stories, deaths, and similar.
He has been writing about orca training, and lately recreating his own version of it in our swimming pool, with all the plastic figurines he could find in his collection.
We hope to get him (and the Au Pair) visas to visit the United States this year. I've heard from friends that the children are usually interviewed as to what they would like to do or see on a trip to the so-called Land of Milk and Honey, so I am hoping my child communicates when it is his turn to face the consular officer, that he would like to see "killer whales up close".
In the meantime, watching them on the small screen and playing with the toy versions are as close as he is going to get.
He has been writing about orca training, and lately recreating his own version of it in our swimming pool, with all the plastic figurines he could find in his collection.
We hope to get him (and the Au Pair) visas to visit the United States this year. I've heard from friends that the children are usually interviewed as to what they would like to do or see on a trip to the so-called Land of Milk and Honey, so I am hoping my child communicates when it is his turn to face the consular officer, that he would like to see "killer whales up close".
In the meantime, watching them on the small screen and playing with the toy versions are as close as he is going to get.
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