When we go to our local grocery store together, Wilson always insists on getting a half-sized cart for himself in addition to my regular-sized one.  We can't put any family items in his cart - only the mac & cheese, Chef Boyardee and goldfish, etc that he chooses for himself.

Tonight a woman stopped me and said he was so adorable.  He had just skipped by her with his cart while singing and looking for cat litter.

Coach Weese is the teacher helping Wilson out in his classes.  He left this message on our home phone.  It was so nice to hear, we had to share!

Wilson has been apprehensive, but I think today will go OK.  He had a private tour yesterday morning, a Meet The Teacher last Thursday, and we had a consultant teach the staff about 22q on Monday.

Again, here's the Webm version.

Transcoding also takes this video from 18 MB to 200kB!

Since the other one didn't play well on all browsers, here is the same video transcoded.  I hesitate because that adds a step for posting the video from what Wilson's animation software produces.

For the technical people, H.264/MPEG-4 AVC are patented audio/video compression formats.  The other video is in that format and I converted it to VP9 in a Webm container since that's royalty-free.

We found these blue box lids to do blue/green screening, but that function doesn't seem to work with a remote camera (as we use).  It didn't deter Wilson, as that just made it be water.

Wilson says "Bricky" gets a house in a box and builds it.

Wilson named these "Hero" and "Villain" as he has been drawing robots from a book.

Here's a great image that I found making sure I spelled 'villain' correctly: