Author Archives: CedricRobertson

What do we know about Alzheimer’s? One of my patients has Alzheimer’s, a disease I didn’t know much about until I met him. Alzheimer’s is a deadly disease taking the lives of 22,000 people annually. It is the 6th leading … Continue reading →

I had my second lesson today that went very well. I spoke my first four lines of Hiragana by myself and actually knew what I was saying. I enjoy learning Japanese the Nacos way. I’m looking forward to my next … Continue reading →

I’m sorry to hear about the death of Fan. I’m sure she was a special dog. Kaika is my first dog and he’s only two years old, but I sometimes find myself thinking about what it would be like if … Continue reading →

I must apologize. I wrote in my last blog about the Patriot’s. I failed to mention that the Patriot’s are a professional football team that plays out of New England. Football is my favorite sport and the Patriot’s use to … Continue reading →

Today, I had my first lesson with Michiko. We studied, using Hiragana and Katakana, where I was born and where I lived beforre I came to Hawaii. I was born in North Carolina and spent a good amount of my … Continue reading →

Hello again. Thank you for giving my dog such a nice compliment. Do you have any pets? I’m just getting use to blogging and posting so I just entered another blog. Please read it if you can. I’m glad to … Continue reading →

Hello all, My name is Cedric. I live in Hawaii where I work as a CNA. I work with in-house patients as well as hospitalized patients. I’m also a writer. Now-a-days,I write short stories, mostly drama and some comedy. I … Continue reading →

This is a photo of my dog, Kaika. He is handsome huh?

Yukiyo-san, it is nice to meet you as well. Thank you for your comment. It is very good that you are a Speech Therapist. Do you enjoy your work? I work as a Certified Nurses Assistant. I’m also a certified … Continue reading →

Hello, my name is Cedric. I’m a new student here on Nacos. i joined Nacos because I plan to visit Japan again and would like to be able to communicate in proper Japanese. I live on the Big Island of … Continue reading →