This blog was written by 9-year-old Rosalie Clemens, who recently spent the day at work with her mom, Co-Editor Cheryl Clemens:

I got to go to work with Mom today so I didn’t have to stay at home again with my annoying brother, Danny.

I like this building where Mom works because the outside has a cool shape. It has a big slant in the front. (Editor’s note: She’s referring to the unique shape of the Columbia Flier Building.)

Sometimes I help Mom straighten up her office or sort papers, but today I just brought a book and my Nintendo DS. The book I’m reading is “Into the Wild.” It’s the first book in the “Warriors” saga about wild cats. I got the series for my birthday and I like it so far. There are a bunch of things going on and a lot of different characters.

My favorite DS games lately have been ScribbleNauts, Bunnyz and Tinkerbell and The Lost Treasure. In the Tinkerbell game, you get to be a fairy and that’s fun, and in Bunnyz, you get to take care of your own bunny. I would recommend them for other 9-year-old girls.

The best part about coming to work is I get to be alone with my Mom and her work friends. I get a lot of attention and my mom buys me snacks out of the machine.

I don’t think I want to make magazines when I grow up. Drawing is more my thing. When I grow up, I want to be an artist and illustrate books.