Enjoy the bar, enjoy the music, enjoy the beer, enjoy the leasure time with your friends. This is the really Wisconsin life!
Outside the Art Institude, there is the Lake Michigan. Along the lake, there are many ducks and sea gulls swimming and flying around. People are just sitting there feeding them.
Many beautiful yachts are anchoring along the lake.
Yachts, ducks, sea gulls and people--what a peaceful scene!
People can walk or ride along the pathway to enjoy the breeze and sunshine!
Some people go there in the afternoon th take the best spot for the evening fireworks. A lot of families sit beside the lake, chatting, eating and drinking.
On the lawn, we found a lot of glowworms flying!
When it was getting dark, policemen were riding on horseback to keep order, which I have never seen before in China.
A boat was sailing from south to north along the shore. People were cheering for the 2016 Chicago Olympic Games. Music started to play! The firework show was coming!
Fireworks! 
This is me with Maggi, a large white dog. No mistake! She is a dog instead of a sheep, though she looks really like a sheep! Haha... She is famous on our campus, because Patti mentioned it to us last year. Finally I meet her! She is 13 years old, which means she's quite old. But she is no less lovely! 
Maggi, an obedient and friendly dog!
Can you figure it out what is on the ground? Hail! On the moment of our leaving, it started to rain, which has been expected for a long time. At beginning we heard something, then we found it was hailing! We seldom see hails in Zhuhai, China. We could smell the rain, wet and fresh. It has not rained since we arrived here more than two weeks ago. How much we need rain! But by the time we came back to Chancellors Hall, the rain had stopped!
Have you ever visited a nursing house to care about the old people? This afternoon we went to Clairemont Nursing And Rehabilitation to visit sinior people there. We played Bingo with them!
seriously!
Nelly, a shepherd dog, a shy one too, but very much devoted to her duty. On arriving the fish farm, two dogs were running down to greet us. When we visited the farm, Sunny was always following us, playful but obedient. I noticed that Nelly was running away to a farther palce, crouching at the road side. I wondered what she was doing. Can you figure it out?
Yes, here she was! Is this kind of dog is called Husky? I am not sure. But what I can be sure is that this is the kind that my daughter loves most. (By the way, my daughter loves all the dogs in the world!) Well, Nelly was supposed to watch sheep. But can you see she was watching pigs, and so dutifully? Those pigs were so much bigger than Nelly. She really impressed me! She was too shy to take pictures with visitors. I got the one with her only with the help of David.
Another interesting thing is that she was always keeping ready to catch ball. Crouching a bit, eyes fixing on the ball in your hand, ready to run any second toward the ball, I felt it so cute that I wanted to take her home! If I had it in my house, I would not worry about thief. She would fulfill her duty much better than any lock!
Here is Sunny, a large dog but friendly and docile. She was waiting quietly for the skins of the fish wh didn't want to eat. She was wandering from table to table, ready to have his supper. I tried to feed him something, and found that he was not picky for food. He ate skin of roast fish, bread, meat of fish, bread, rice, biscuit and chocolate. That is why he is so big!
He was playful, too! When locked out side, he played with a ball. He tried to push the ball as far as possible, ran fast to catch it, went back holding it in the mounth, and then put it in front of you, looking into your eyes, as if he was saying: "See, am I talented?" I knew he was expecting praise. I stroked his head and say "good boy". He was so complacent, and ready for the next game with you.
Have you noticed that Nelly has got two eys of different colors, one blue and the other yellow!
Comparing the two dogs, I found that Sunny was more able to attract visitors' favor. All of us loved him. When we left, we did not forget to say goodbye to him. See you Sunny!
Our class
pickled fish--yummy!
The hospitable host--Herby--toasting fish
Look at my first harvest!
I am fishing!
The host--Herby's household!
