"I'm a little teapot..."
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The LORD has done great things for us, and we are filled with joy. Psalm 126:3. This blog follows our journey to bring home our daughter and sister, Caroline Bei Sholar, from China.
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- Well it's our last full day in Guangzhou and I'll ...
- Shamian Island will never be the same. This place ...
- Cutie pie.
- Am I cute or what?
- Walking with a little help.
- Laughing at dad. Look at all those teeth.
- View of an apartment complex outside our window. T...
- Second full day in Guangzhou and we are doing grea...
- Showing some teeth
- More smiles
- Still a little shy
- Smiley girl
- Mixing ginseng tea
- The temple courtyard
- "I'm a little teapot..."
- Embroidered artwork
- She's not too sure about the stroller
- The world's most uncomfortable bed--and yes, those...
- The entrance to the temple--the large doorway indi...
- An artist fingerpainting
- Outside the temple in Guangzhou
- Inside the temple
- We finally have made it to Guangzhou--the third of...
- We're coming home soon big brother!
- Playing on the hotel bed...right before rolling of...
- Mamma help...
- Where the crying begins...
- Girl talk with Aunt Sherri (our guide) while looki...
- A break-through moment: playing on the floor by he...
- Getting read for our turn at the baby exam.
- Sharing Cheerios with her friend Grace from the sa...
- Today is our last night in Wuhan--we leave for Gua...
- Going night-night in cousin Hayden's pj's, and hol...
- View of the orphanage from the bus
- One of the infant rooms in the orphanage. The whi...
- Caroline's nanny in front of the orphange
- The director of Caroline's orphanage on the right,...
- Boy are we getting homesick. This hotel room, as b...
- Tired baby; tired daddy
- Snuggle time
- Receiving the adoption decree from the Civil Affai...
- An apartment building in Wuhan City. Outside the a...
- The salesladies at the turqoise factory. That's th...
- Hubei Provincial Museum concert. This is the first...
- Watching the bell concert at the Hubei Provincial ...
- Happy Valentine's DayWe started off the day right....
- A good sleeper...
- Asking Caroline's nanny lots of questions
- We've got her at 3 p.m. today and she is beautiful...
- She's a daddy's girl
- Her first five minute nap
- Baby Caroline and momma
- Gotcha moment
- The crib was waiting when we arrived at Wuhan
- Signing for guardianship
- Our second full day in China just happened to be t...
- Catching our breath at the bottom
- More Great Wall
- Hazy day
- Sign written in Chinglish. "Come in is forbidden,...
- Our friends Brian, Angela and Ariel.
- The view from tower 1 of the Great Wall
- Preparing to make the climb at the Great Wall
- Our Beijing meal group
- A worker polishing jade
- Church service in Beijing
- Ni Hao from Beijing, city of 15 million. We're her...
- They gave us the option of eating the head.
- Peking duck night.
- The silk factory. Very neat process to see how the...
- Jade boat at the Summer Palace. It was soooo cold ...
- Picking out freshwater pearls for Caroline
- Lunch served family style
- Me with my buddies Kim and Heather
- The Great Hall of the People
- Tiananmen Square with Chairman Mao's photo in the ...
- The Forbidden City
- Beijing from our hotel window
- Rhonda relaxing on the plane
- Darrin relaxing on the plane
- The Sholar family can't wait to meet Caroline
- Finally we've learned how to use our new digital c...
- Caroline takes the cake...
- Shower loot
- Asian food with an American twist
- Picture and journal signing table
- Ladybug table centerpieces and takeout boxes with ...
- Cute, cute cake
- Shower host Debbie Walker and Rhonda
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2 comments:
Umm...How much for this one? He! He!
I can just hear Linnekar singing that....lolol- we are an adoptive family with AWAA, came home in April- your daughter is beautiful! We loved this man, he was so animated in his description of the teapot- and then deadpan Linnekar! Loved it! Have a great trip.
Jenny Markmiller
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