Saturday, November 25, 2006

The first leg of our journey is finally over...

For those who weren't able to follow our trip on the other blog here is the abbreviated version in pictures...
Leaving for O'Hare 7am 11-09-06 Posted by Picasa
A journey of thousands of miles Posted by Picasa
New friends Tom and Diana! Posted by Picasa
In Tianmen Square in front of the Olympic count down clock Posted by Picasa
Worth all the wait! Posted by Picasa
Getting to know each other Posted by Picasa
She's officially ours! Posted by Picasa
A group dinner in Jiangxi Posted by Picasa
Touring a rural village Posted by Picasa
She's got a passport! Posted by Picasa
Gum in a bottle is far more fun than any toys! Posted by Picasa
Lunch at Lucy's Diner with friends Sheri and Mia Posted by Picasa
Having a ball in the White Swan playroom. Posted by Picasa
Red couch photo: (Top l-r) Grace, Leanna, Natalie, Mia
(Bottom l-r) Leah, Ella, Ren, Molly, Christine,Lucy and Paige Posted by Picasa
A quick medical check for a US visa. Posted by Picasa
Finally on our way home! 4:30am Thanksgiving day 2006. Posted by Picasa

Wednesday, October 25, 2006

If you would like to follow us to China

I will be blogging about our journey on a different site because Blogger is censored in China and is often really hard to access. So you will be able to follow us for our time in China at http://www.journeytome.com Go to the Public journal section and Journey to Paige will probably be on the first page. If it isn't then just type in Paige (in the child's name box) and China (in the country box). Please post messages to us there regarding Paige. After our trip we will be ordering the journal on CD to keep for her.

Tuesday, October 24, 2006

For a little while I felt like we were home...

Caden's pre-school went to a farm/pumpkin patch today. It wasn't very far from our house but it felt like we were home. It sat in a little valley with TREES all around. All of it really reminded me of places back home. The boys had a lot of fun running around and even learning quite a bit about the farm animals. In the end though it was the kittens that won their attention! Trace was in tears as we left because I wouldn't let him take a kitten with him. I think it was the first time they have ever held tiny kittens! Posted by Picasa
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